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    1. Capone

      Capone Well-Known Member

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      Cruise for life?

      Some more myth dispelled
       
    2. Raleoxilevz

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      Cruise for life?

      Iv'e been on nearly 10 years but i'm over 50, your 27 ffs and you pick a cruise dose of 200mg week for life!!!!
      How about coming off, having a break, think about your health, get some bloods and an ECG done, see how much you actually lose, then have a think about your future and your health.
       
    3. Raleoxilevz

      Raleoxilevz Well-Known Member

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      Cruise for life?

      Interesting..can you expand on this mate?
       
    4. Bigsterm

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      Cruise for life?

      Well not really, most guys know that 99% of the time that 99% of the side effects are reversible on cessation.
      However it would naive and hypocritical of me and most guys on here to deny that long term AAS use does have a negative impact on your health.
       
    5. remstation

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      Cruise for life?

      From a personal point of view, its totally inevitable that you're going to lose strength & size. A lot of it is mental strength though, you'll feel you look a lot smaller than you actually are.

      Get a good PCT done and get your natural test levels up asap. As said, get blood tests done to see if you can recover fine.
       
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