THE TRUTH About Keeping Gains AFTER USING STEROIDS

Kai Palikiko Aug. 31, 2020

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Can I do a few cycles of Gear, bulking cycle, cutting cycle, completely get off of everything and still keep the gains? What's going on brother? My name is Kai, and if you have any questions for me, the best way to reach me is the link to my email. Now you can find that link in the description. You click on that link, you put in your name, your email, any questions you have for me, it is going to go directly to my proton mail.

A good basic fundamental question came in to me the other day in my proton mail actually, and it's a guy who is obviously uninitiated.

Completely brand new, and he was asking, if I do a few cycles, say I do a beginner cycle, then a bulking cycle, and then a cutting cycle, Kai, do I get to keep my gains? I mean, do I have to keep pinning for the rest of my life? Do I have to just keep up with this lifestyle? And from my perspective, man, this is a fair question.

There are some guys out there who I'm training right now, they just want to do a couple of cycles, hit their goal and not have to pin for the rest of their lives, which is a totally fair question. Muscle is muscle no matter what, it doesn't matter if I spent the next 10 years dedicating my life, completely abandoning everything that I do, or doing a bulking cycle, cutting cycle.

Which is about what, six months out of my entire life, and I get to keep majority of my gains, because muscle is muscle no matter what. My body's not going to know, oh, well. ok, that's exoticness testosterone, so, yeah, you're only going to keep, you know, none of it, but because you worked, you know, 10 years of your life, then you get to keep that. No, it doesn't matter what it is.

So from my perspective, man, and I'm obviously, I'm going to be biased about this, which route am I going to choose, the faster route or the long, hard, miserable route? No, I'm gonna choose the faster route, but for the sake of argument, do I get to keep the majority of my gains? Yes, absolutely, I absolutely get to keep the gains. Now, there's one drawback to this though.

Say our to do a bulking cycle, cutting cycle, and then completely get off of everything in the right way, which is doing a post cycle therapy, there are some things that I do not get to keep, which I go back to being a mortal, I go back to being a normie. One of the things that I don't get to keep is that sense of well being, having that feel good sense ,meaning walking around, feeling good constantly, I don't get to keep that.

When it comes to the actual image of it, the aesthetics of it, even though it's a bulking agent, it doesn't aromatize, but I'll get to that in a minute when it comes to the post cycle therapy stuff, it doesn't aromatize.

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The other one that I don't get to keep as well is that constant all day pump. Remember going to the gym, after a few minutes or so you get that full feeling out of your biceps or your chest or your back.

Whatever muscle you're working out that day. You don't get to keep that. I don't get to keep that all day if I were to get off of everything. While I'm on Gear, I go work out, I get to keep that pump pretty much practically all day long. That's one of the things that I love about being on Gear, having that full feeling, to where I do a couple of pushups, I do a couple of bench presses, stuff like that.

And I get to keep that pump all day long. I do not get to keep that if I were to get off of Gear. One of the more apparent things that I honestly, man, this is the reason why I don't ever want to get off, this is the reason why I have this lifestyle, blast, cruise, blast, post cycle therapy over and over again, that feeling of soreness, oh my God, I hate that feeling. So if I were to get off of Gear of everything, right, I don't get to keep that super power of having to recover as quickly as possible.

Meaning this, I would actually have to change my schedule, I can't work out every single day, six days a week, non-stop over and over again, because I'm gonna feel sore. I'm gonna have to break that up, meaning that I would have to work out two days a week, have an off day, another two days, have another off day. I have to be strategic about my workout plan. While I'm on Gear, I don't have to worry about that.

I could just, you know, figure it out, work every single day if I wanted to, and not worrying about being sore. Say you are doing two workout days, right, quads in the morning, glutes and hamstrings later in the afternoon. There is no way I'll be able to do that as a natural. But to be fair, in terms of going back to that question, if I were to work hard three months or six months of blasting, blast, cruise, blast.

Then post cycle therapy, do I get to keep the majority of those gains? Of course, of course, because again, my body doesn't care where I get those gains from, either from dedicating 10 years of my life or three months of a cycle, I get to keep those gains no matter what. There is no right way to do it. It's all about my personal path that I want to take.

Do I want to do a couple of blasts for say three or four years, get to get the majority of the gains, do I just want to do one blast cycle? Do I just want to do a bulking and a cutting cycle or say I'm 300 pounds, I just want to get down to say 220 pounds, just to make sure that I get to leave off the excess fat that I don't want, and then completely get off of Gear, yes, I could do that.

There is no specific way to do it. There is none at all, there's no set way to where well, if I do Gear, I have to do it for the rest of my life. Or if I do Gear, I have to be an athlete to do it, and then I get to keep that lifestyle. No, there is no particular way to do it, as long as they follow the safety protocol for each cycle that i am gonna do, say the bulking cycle, I take all of my safety pathways, my cruising, another cutting cycle, then I do my post cycle therapy the right way, then yes, I get to keep the majority of my gains.

Now in terms of percentage, this is just a rough guess estimate, 75%, 80% but it's definitely on the higher end, as long as I get to do that. Now, here’s the other part of it though, ok, because I have to address this. If I do a cycle, but then I go back to my obesity type of lifestyle, then no, I don't get to keep any of my gains at all. That's not a fair question either, because a lot of guys who are against Gear, they want to really put it in the dynamic of well, if I do a Gear cycle, but I eat McDonald's every single day.

That's not fair that I don't get to keep it. Well, of course not, of course I don't get to keep my gains, if I go to an obesity type of lifestyle. Nobody gets to keep anything at all, if I were to do that. Like it doesn't make sense. I hate those type of scenarios to where they want to make it to where they're so bias with their question, well, if, you know, if I can't eat pizza every single day for the rest of my life, then there's no point in doing Gear.

Well, if that's the lifestyle that you want to choose, then that's fine. Then no, you're right, you're absolutely right, you don't get to keep any of the gains. It's just an unfair question for the people who get to ask that. But look, if I were to do a bulking cycle, a cutting cycle, than post cycle therapy, and I keep up with the fitness type of lifestyle, then yes, I get to keep the majority of my gains.

Anyways, that was a really cool question that I get to answer. And for the guy who asked that, the guy does want to keep anonymous, so thank you for asking that question. For everybody else guys, if you have any questions for me, the email is right in the description. Other than that, Kai here, out. Take care.

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