aljowa
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I'm about to finish up a twelve-week anadrol cycle, the longest oral cycle I've ever done, and it got me thinking.
Hypothetically, let's say we live in an alternate reality where orals were not as harsh on the liver, kidneys, lipids, etc (the reasons most people tend to be more conservative with the dosage and length of oral cycles). Let's assume that orals and injectables both carried roughly the same relative health risks on a milligram-for-milligram basis. How would this change your approach/preferences regarding compound selection, if at all? For instance, would orals feature more prominently in your cycles? Would you default to running 500+mg/week of anavar instead of primo or masteron? Or would you consider the injectable compounds overall superior for muscle growth? I suppose another way to pose the question is: given this hypothetical scenario, now that health detriments have been equalized between orals and injectables, how would your personal rankings for most effective compounds (i.e. benefits vs risks) change?
Curious as to people's opinions, especially those more seasoned veterans in the AAS game. Thanks in advance for any input.
Hypothetically, let's say we live in an alternate reality where orals were not as harsh on the liver, kidneys, lipids, etc (the reasons most people tend to be more conservative with the dosage and length of oral cycles). Let's assume that orals and injectables both carried roughly the same relative health risks on a milligram-for-milligram basis. How would this change your approach/preferences regarding compound selection, if at all? For instance, would orals feature more prominently in your cycles? Would you default to running 500+mg/week of anavar instead of primo or masteron? Or would you consider the injectable compounds overall superior for muscle growth? I suppose another way to pose the question is: given this hypothetical scenario, now that health detriments have been equalized between orals and injectables, how would your personal rankings for most effective compounds (i.e. benefits vs risks) change?
Curious as to people's opinions, especially those more seasoned veterans in the AAS game. Thanks in advance for any input.