Cowsfortea

To the more experienced members: I've just come out of a dieting phase of 15 weeks and am having difficulty establishing the right calories. I'm currently eating as much as I was pre-diet - offseason, 5,200 calories and I'm only two weeks after the diet so I wouldn't have thought my metabolism would be back up to full whack yet; however, I'm still finding i'm hungry a lot of the time. Add to this I am two weeks into PCT,so gear-free. Am using growth and IGF though, but only started two days ago. Can it be possible that I'm actually not eating enough?

Aftershock

Sounds like you have actually induced a very anabolic start by dieting for 15 weeks and you are now experiencing an anabolic rebound effect.

IMO this anabolic state is much stronger that any man made drug so you are still going to fill out and gain strength and size even though you are in PCT. Its actually the best time to come off and use the rebound to counteract the negative effect of stopping the gear.

If you are not gaining fat and are still hungry I would get some more calories in. In all honesty would a "little" fat gain be such a bad thing in it helped you maintain your hard earned muscle.

I always look to increase my carbs at the crucial times, breakfast, pre and PWO first if im still hungry.

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Aftershock