What does she say about the health consequences of staying on for a long period of time (at reasonable doses, i.e. 500 mg or less of Test per week, plus an anabolic or two at similar doses)?
Shes not keen on the huge doses over a constant period,but I run test as a base and cycle larger amounts 3 times a year.
Where she is comming from and a few others have now chimed in here as well is ,once you shut yourself down
you will not be up and running again in a few short weeks it takes along time for your body to get back to where it was if at all it ever does , now if you have more than one cycle in your future e.g you plan on doing this for quite a while then staying on a replacement dose whilst off the heavier doses makes more sense,the other way just has your hormone system all over the place like a mad womens piss.
With the cardiovascular complications , there has never been a long term study done on this and there are studies out there that say higher test levels are good for your heart ..She says to me there is no link between higher than average levels of testosterone and heart disease where my Doctor would argue there is..
She seems more concerned with prostate health when it comes to the use of synthetic testosterone..
I think the main thing is you have reg blood work and be level with your doctor with what you are doing.
I have 4 tests a year regardless and also whilst midway through my heavier dose periods,Cholestrol has been slightly out of whack a couple of times but goes back to normal range once I drop back to my cruise dose.