question

[mickeys]

when you start taking roids, can you stop? or will you lose everything? that would suck to take them and be stuck in it untill you stop training

[heathj]

Of course you can stop.

[acabre03]

Q: when you start taking roids, can you stop?
A: yes you can stop, steriods are not addictive in the physical sense.

Q: will you lose everything?
A: Steriods basically enhance directly or indirectly what the body does naturally. If you continue training/eating/resting at the same levels you did while using steriods then you will probably lose some weight. In order to counteract the effect of the lack of steriods in your system you have to enhance your training/eating/resting. Mostly though, I believe food is one of the most critical factors. Eat enough and your body is bound to grow. I don't know anyone that consumes 5,000 calories a day and weights only 100lbs. Get the point?

[syntekz]

I think chris mentioned something about this a few days ago. I personally have never taken AS, so I'm not speaking from experience. But, from what chris said. The strength and muscle gains that were made will most likely be lost over time.

[big]

if you have reached your genetic potential. If not I think you should be able to keep it.

[syntekz]

It doesn't work that easily.

[big]

yeah I know but in theory. I use to keep my gains forever :) And hopefully im able to handle my new won muscle, thats the idea anyway. If I keep eating and lifting with my long term goal in mind, I see no reason why I should lose my gains. My body is definitely able to hold its, since im still skinny. And it should really all be up to my training and diet, or am I way off? (assuming I get my test levels back) :) Im no expert at this for sure. I just research the stuff I use, and the aspects of it the interests me at that moment.

[body]

you would keep means gains off primo than anadrol.
as anadrol increase water retention more, the water weight will be lost therefore loosing weight. the water retention helps the joints lift, so you will not beable to lift as much when stoping.
you will loose some of the nueral drive so agian not beable to lift as much.
You will have a increase in cortisol so it will tkae a while to get back to normal anabolic mode.
however that being said its like 2 steps forward and 1 step back.
now the size of the steps depends on your genetics and diet etc.

[Belial]

Originally posted by syntekz
The strength and muscle gains that were made will most likely be lost over time.

Yah, just look at the fragile little poosay I've become.