cycle question

[quez82]

prozac and zoloft are not addictive..i've been on them for a year now...off and on..no problem with addiction nor POTENTIAL to mess me up as well..it only helped considering it has been a year...i havent been on for 3months idont need it.. but i know prozac affects me to the point where it will correct my mood....but he already has more to worry about other then this...and this will only help...its like him relying on clomid proviron nolva liquidex etc...those arent addictive...they help yes some react different to others...all personal preference..

[ShawnRay]

hey.

If I was you I would go down to 200mgs of Test Cyp a week for at least another 6 to 8 weeks by itself at that time switch over to prop for another 2 or 3 and onto the HCG/ Clomid/Nolvadex..I stay on year around so, im not going to lecture you but, your first cycle ???? Huh, now you have nothing to look forward too!

PS. I will go a head and tell you that you wont be coming off. After a year on the minute that you start dropping weight your head is going to fuck you up.....I wish you the best and at the very least go down to a small amount of Test like HRT levels and sit there for a while....

[MR TEST]

This just amaze me, I could not imagine in the beginning staying on this long. I researched over a year before I did a cycle and no where it said to stay on a cycle this long.

To each is own, but that would scare the hell out of me.

For all the newbie here, I hope you don't read this and think, if he did it, why can't I. Be carefull.

[canadagold]

Originally posted by quez82
prozac and zoloft are not addictive..i've been on them for a year now...off and on..no problem with addiction nor POTENTIAL to mess me up as well..it only helped considering it has been a year...i havent been on for 3months idont need it.. but i know prozac affects me to the point where it will correct my mood....but he already has more to worry about other then this...and this will only help...its like him relying on clomid proviron nolva liquidex etc...those arent addictive...they help yes some react different to others...all personal preference..

You are correct that they have not been shown in studies to be "addictive" but you still see a warning "you should let your doctor know if you develop any troubling symptoms while taking, or after stopping, an SSRI" in the literature that come with them when it talks about addiction possibility. . .this points out that it would maybe be better to just not take anything unless you do develope symptoms of depression. I am not saying you are wrong, just voicing another opinion which is what the boards are all about.

[Doom]

SSRI's are mentally addicting, not physically. You can just walk away from some, others the body needs to be weened of, due to the chemical dependancy the brain has adapted, from the regulation of serotonin and the body's, continuing production and the re booting of the brain to act on its own without the help of these meds