Steroid adaptability

[Dead23]

Hey, was wondering if just like other drugs, say for example alcohol, if your body eventually adapted to steroids. I know that eventually people build up a "resistance" for most drugs and I was wondering if steroids was the same.

Do we need to up these dosages eventually to make up for this happening... does it even occur??

[b-real]

Originally Posted by Dead23

Hey, was wondering if just like other drugs, say for example alcohol, if your body eventually adapted to steroids. I know that eventually people build up a "resistance" for most drugs and I was wondering if steroids was the same.

Do we need to up these dosages eventually to make up for this happening... does it even occur??

Yes to an extent. Thats exactly why its recommended to start off with lower dosages. Especially with test..like 300-500mg

[Action]

Good point. Speaking on the subject of receptor effects alone, I think within a given cycle, running the same compounds at the same dosage for an extended period of time could make for some receptor adaptability and your gains may not be progressive throughout the whole cycle.

For instance, Test at 500 mgs and Deca at 600 mgs for 6 months straight.

[powerman]

Originally Posted by Action

Good point. Speaking on the subject of receptor effects alone, I think within a given cycle, running the same compounds at the same dosage for an extended period of time could make for some receptor adaptability and your gains may not be progressive throughout the whole cycle.

For instance, Test at 500 mgs and Deca at 600 mgs for 6 months straight.

You mean im not supposed to run back to back 6 month cycles?..........LMAO