Okay not sure if I'm wasting my time here... Anyways, I will run down my unscientific approach to your answers. Okay you say test is test, I agree with the only thing being the difference in esters. Which we all know effects half life, availability, etc. I'm not saying all benefits are lost. You are just switching to sustanon from Test C or E when your blood levels are almost at the highest. I just see potential for fluctuation in your test levels even though the sustanon has short and medium acting esters. You will only have 200mg of your longer ester which will take another 5 weeks to get blood levels stable and at the highest.
If you want at your age to limit your test levels then just run TRT and add other compounds when you cycle up?
This advice makes no sense at all. On one hand, you say that I need larger (gram each of test and deca on first shot). However, now, you say I should be on a much lower trt amount (200 mgs) On the other hand you are running 200mg Test C now.
No, I am not. I am on an HCG blast for a month. This, it seems, is the source of your confusion. I have been off a fairly large mg cycle for about a month, followed by 2 weeks of 200 mgs of test. As discussed, I really have only been off gear for 2 weeks. I am doing another 2 weeks of my HCG blast. Normally, I would run a serm based pct, but my HPTA is no longer responsive to serms. That is why I am in no hurry to have high levels of test (or any AAS) in my system. Back when the serms worked for me (up to the age of 43) I was taking 12 weeks off after a 12 week cycle. Now I am only taking 4 weeks off. This is the critical point that you are not understanding. I do not need to frontload, what I need is more time off, and more time on replacement levels. Thus, slamming a gram of test and deca on my first shot is the last thing I need right now. I really wouldn't say adding another 300mg is putting your old ass at risk or pushing the health envelope too much.
Hey, did you just insult my ass? I will have you know that yes, it has been around a while, but looks great for its age. It is now very upset about your insult. Please tell it you are sorry, or I will have to put it on Prozack
As far as the Deca goes. 4 weeks in my opinion will do absolutely nothing for micro tears. Do you have any scientific studies on this?
No. It is just based on my 20 years of experience. 4 weeks of deca gets my system very limber and pain free. When I do Yoga, it is much easier to get in the poses. My use of deca is simply to get my body flexible and pain free. However, I still am careful when I train. I keep my reps high and fairly strict. For example, I don't go over 250 lbs for deadlifts, lthough my rps will go from 10 to 12. I have only seen studies for longer periods of time that have benefits for healing tendons, osteoporosis, etc. Deca once again will be just getting to the highest and stable levels right when you decide to drop it. I would suggest again to front-load if you are going to maximize it's effects in that short of time frame. And when you front load you will not be getting that much more in your system then when you hit week 4. So I'm really not getting your argument that 1000mg is all that different for your first week.
I also never said that by switching compounds everything will be lost. You just are not getting the benefits of the amounts you are running by switching before levels are up at max. People running TRT are running for years on end. Not 12 week cycles. You are wanting to cut down your run time. Front-loading will do exactly what you stated you wanted to do. Minimize time on cycle.
No, it won't. The problem is that I can only take one month off at a time. Frontloading does nothing for that fact. The reality is that I am better off w/ lower doses, and no frontload....although tell you what, stop insulting my old ass (I told you....your words have it depressed[
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Lastly,
It is last, not lastly...I generally would not correct your grammar, but my old ass told me to do it. If you are in the best shape of your life like you state. No need to prep during the first 5 weeks of your cycle, you should be ready to go now.
mands