This is something I posted in another thread recently, and it applies EXACTLY to post #195;
“The concept that has really come to my attention lately is EQ can drop from TOO LITTLE PE when you are doing a routine. Its a weird little phenom where you can be right in the zone with your PE, and you are getting great EQ and all of a sudden, EQ drops without changing the routine.
The way to tell if its too much or too little is either increase slightly or take a day off. By the way this only works that quick with a routine that has already been keeping your EQ high. If you slightly increase your routine the next day, and that night you find improved nite wood and other EQ signals also improve, this means your dick has adapted and needs a bit more.
IF you slightly increase and it drops further, then you are drifting into over training and need to take occasional days off when EQ drops.
CONVERSELY , if you are going along fine and EQ drops, you can take a day off. IF you are under training, EQ will continue to drop or stay down for a while until you revert back to baseline. IF you are over training, one day is enough to pop EQ right back up.
So, I think the growth zone really for many guys is when you have a routine where you will slightly overtrain after a few days and EQ will start to drop, then either cut back or take a day off and let EQ return to high levels again, then return to the routine that will slowly put you into over training.
So, basically if your peak EQ is 10, when you drift into 7 or so, cut back until its back to 10, then resume until it drops to about 7 again, then cut back again. I think if you cycle back and forth across 10 EQ (for you) it just might create the perfect routine for you. You may have to adjust the EQ level, maybe you don’t see growth at 7, but you do at 6 or 8. Anyway, think about that, and maybe give it a try.
Then you just have to figure out if cutting back or day off is best. Then the last consideration is programmed decon breaks.”
That should help you understand what you are experiencing.