M MaxMuscle New member Jun 13, 2000 #1 When you stop using it, do you lose all of the gains that you've made while on it? I don't want to use gear if the gains aren't for real.
When you stop using it, do you lose all of the gains that you've made while on it? I don't want to use gear if the gains aren't for real.
C Cton Haul New member Jan 26, 2001 #7 You can usually keep at least some of your gains, but you will have to maintain or even increase your food intake, and try as hard as you can to keep up your intensity when lifting. ------------------ Yes, I DO have Male Answer Syndrome.
You can usually keep at least some of your gains, but you will have to maintain or even increase your food intake, and try as hard as you can to keep up your intensity when lifting. ------------------ Yes, I DO have Male Answer Syndrome.
P Providian New member Feb 16, 2001 #8 If you stop altogether you'll have to compensate with diet and supplements. Who says you have to stop completely?
If you stop altogether you'll have to compensate with diet and supplements. Who says you have to stop completely?
2Thick Elite Mentor Platinum EF Logger Feb 16, 2001 #9 In order to keep most of the weight (while you are ill), requires watching your diet and trying to normalize for natural test.
In order to keep most of the weight (while you are ill), requires watching your diet and trying to normalize for natural test.
S SMOKINJOE New member Feb 20, 2001 #10 depends on what type of gear you are going to use, some is great for keeping gains and others are not so great.
depends on what type of gear you are going to use, some is great for keeping gains and others are not so great.
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