Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below There is no such thing as building up a resistance to gear. WHy are you saying this. Myabea for like 2 weeks after a heavy cycle you might be alittle les responsive to it. However there is no such thing as long term resistance, no such thing as burning out your testosterone receptors etc etc.
Stew, why are you warning about building up resistance to gear,there is no such thing
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Resistance or tolerance to gear is a real thing, and that's the only way to explain why, while AR upregulates from using steroids, we are getting less and less results after 5-6th week of the cycle, and why, if , after 8 weeks we change the used steroids for others it will boost some more growth.
The whole process take place in brain and liver, same as with any other medication. Brain monitor the whole body as one system to adjust to changes and either eliminate them or addapt to them, liver's enzymes become more and more effecient in changing stucture of steroids,so more of them get out faster.
The whole process take place in brain and liver, same as with any other medication. Brain monitor the whole body as one system to adjust to changes and either eliminate them or addapt to them, liver's enzymes become more and more effecient in changing stucture of steroids,so more of them get out faster.
paneria -- I concur...
This is why pain killers (i. e. opiate based or Tramadol type) become less efficient with time as do recreational drugs (i. e. smack)... More is needed to produce results.
The body is constantly perfecting the mechanisms that eliminate and/or utilize substances with the greatest efficiency...
This is why pain killers (i. e. opiate based or Tramadol type) become less efficient with time as do recreational drugs (i. e. smack)... More is needed to produce results.
The body is constantly perfecting the mechanisms that eliminate and/or utilize substances with the greatest efficiency...
Darksun, you obviously have no idea what you are talking about. Pain killers affect the hypothalmus which is your pleasure center and the center that releases dopamine and serotonin..........the naturlaly occuring drugs that regulate pain relief and circadian rhythms. AS has nothing to do with the hypothalamus, AS affects the pituatary gland the cerebral cortex with the added release of testosterone or estrogen in various forms. The TOLERAANCE to AS is because your body is fooled into thinking that it has enough test in it, therefor stopping production. So that when you start a new cycle, you have to replace the amount that your body stopped producing and add the amount desired for the effect.
Damn I'm good....................psych degree really IS good for something.
My 2 cents
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Darksun = MD (that means Degree in Medicine) he holds = zero = one divided by infinity...
You get the point...
However, painkillers ARE a good example of the body's ability to more effectively break down molecules and rid them as waste as is such drugs as Trazadone or the Selective Serotonin Re-uptake Inhibitors (SSRI's) etc...
The whole brain chemistry dopamine, serotonin issue goes in a different direction as far as the topic goes...
Regardless like paneria said, the body becomes more efficient at destroying molecules that enter the body... I think that alcohol is a prime example -- It contributes to one’s tolerance aside from the psychological and brain chemistry issue…
BTW, I didn’t know this was a contest and since you have that “fat” degree in psych – what about the AS issue or receptor site degradation…
What I love about you “psych boys” is you help fill out those worthless positions in a company’s HR departments and pull down that “big” check every week...
Enjoy
Darksun = MD (that means Degree in Medicine) he holds = zero = one divided by infinity...
You get the point...
However, painkillers ARE a good example of the body's ability to more effectively break down molecules and rid them as waste as is such drugs as Trazadone or the Selective Serotonin Re-uptake Inhibitors (SSRI's) etc...
The whole brain chemistry dopamine, serotonin issue goes in a different direction as far as the topic goes...
Regardless like paneria said, the body becomes more efficient at destroying molecules that enter the body... I think that alcohol is a prime example -- It contributes to one’s tolerance aside from the psychological and brain chemistry issue…
BTW, I didn’t know this was a contest and since you have that “fat” degree in psych – what about the AS issue or receptor site degradation…
What I love about you “psych boys” is you help fill out those worthless positions in a company’s HR departments and pull down that “big” check every week...
Enjoy
If you take this argument to the simplest level, then it will be easily resolved.
This has to do with the anabolic receptor. All other receptors in the body build up a tolerance to certain compounds (such as AS). Why would the AR be any different?
A resistance is built up and only time will allow the receptor to return to normal.
This has to do with the anabolic receptor. All other receptors in the body build up a tolerance to certain compounds (such as AS). Why would the AR be any different?
A resistance is built up and only time will allow the receptor to return to normal.
I agree with the idea of temporary slight increased resistance induced after a long and heavy cycle. However I absolutely don't agree with the idea that there is any kind of permanent resistance that occurs. People have cushing's disease they make tons and tons of cortisol, the body never really becomes resistant to it. With prolactin, certain tumors can give women serum levels of prolactin of 2,000,000ng/dl. Just for those of you who don't know 1 gram of test per wek will make something like 10,000ng/dl of test in the blood. After these women get their tumors fixed they can breast feed fine. Its not like their prolactin receptors and the metrabloci pathaways that they activate burn out or anything. The body always heals itself. THe same thing happens with testosterone and its derivatives.
