rebuilding after pct?

[SouthernBigger]

[FONT=&quot]so basically, when u come off a cycle (lets say youre way bigger than natural limit)[/FONT]
[FONT=&quot]we all know you most likely lose all the size your body cant carry naturally.

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[FONT=&quot]So when youre back down to natural limit or below, finished pct and stuff and decide to hop on juice again after a few months..would muscle memory help you get back the size you had on the previous cycle faster or would it only help you get to natty limit fast and all the excess mass has to be rebuild slow again?

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[FONT=&quot]anyone knows from experience?[/FONT]
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[P0N]

Sort of. If you push past your natural limit quite a bit, multinucleation can still increase, so you can get back to that state a little easier. You can even push your natural potential slightly higher this way, although not so dramatic as the hyperplasia that can be achieved with high dose HGH.

 

[dylangemelli]

you dont have to lose all your gains... thats mythical... of course you likely wont keep them all but the people that lose them all dont run a proper pct and dont keep up the consistency and discipline when they are off cycle...

 

[SteveMobsterG]

so basically, when u come off a cycle (lets say youre way bigger than natural limit)
we all know you most likely lose all the size your body cant carry naturally.


So when youre back down to natural limit or below, finished pct and stuff and decide to hop on juice again after a few months..would muscle memory help you get back the size you had on the previous cycle faster or would it only help you get to natty limit fast and all the excess mass has to be rebuild slow again?


anyone knows from experience?

If half what you said was true it'd be pointless doing gear if we lost everything that wasn't natural.

 

[stevesmi]

define 'gains'

because you cannot gain much actual muscle tissue in a short time. any move in the scale is going to be water and fat which can be put on quickly

 

[cbbram]

Depends on your diet and training etc

 

[RickRock13]

It becomes easier to regain muscle you previously had. That is true but theres a catch. You typically need to carry that muscle a while to "earn it". Which means you cant have easy come easy go gains and expect your body to remember it