Astartes
Well-known Member
I have watched newbies and vets alike make a critical error time and time again over the years, and though I’m sure the advice has been given ad nauseam in threads I wanted to make one that offers people the opportunity to sound off.
Gentlemen and Ladies…
STOP changing your PEDs every week to 4 weeks!! You are shorting yourself and creating mental and physical confusion.
Why do I say this? The steroid plotter and other tools like it are poorly understood as are PEDd by the vast majority of users.
Today’s PED users have such a vast array of substances that they trade them like Tinder users trade connections. Our society is stuck in the rut of instant gratification.
With ZERO exceptions… PEDs don’t work this way. Not even Halo. Nothing is instantaneous and everything requires months to stabilize and evaluate.
Steroid plotter and tools like it that evaluate blood levels do not tell you when the bio mechanical benefits will max or when you should expect or determine you have stabilized and are seeing the tangible gym related gains.
Why?
Because so many things happen _after_ blood levels peak or level off. Freed levels of hormone (cleaved from their Esther chains) aren’t done or simply objects that plug in the androgen receptor and turn on growth and mechanical strength like a lightbulb.
I see time and time again folks who are so damn impatient and neurotic switching their cycles out of boredom or an (candidly juvenile) irrational fear of lack of results.
I’m not going to go in to all the scientific details. I’ll let much more educated folks sound off and join in in agreement or not.
However, suffice it to say. PED use (much like body building or power lifting) for muscle building and retention is a patient man’s endeavor. It is something the level headed critical thinkers are at a significant advantage in.
Breathe. Relax. Analyze.
Take a month. Reassess. Find your plan and stick to it. Stop the micro and macro changes unless they are pre-planned.
I promise you will thank me.
PS. Same goes for Ancillaries. Stop changing them up like a fraternity homecoming date.
EDIT: Transitionary levels/fluctuation (and changing up doses before they have stabilized) is also one of the largest contributors to symptoms of erectile dysfunction, hair shedding, acne, psychological symptoms, energy loss, etc.
Putting yourself in a constant state of transition/flux is a quick way to create/exacerbate a wealth of side issues unnecessarily.
Gentlemen and Ladies…
STOP changing your PEDs every week to 4 weeks!! You are shorting yourself and creating mental and physical confusion.
Why do I say this? The steroid plotter and other tools like it are poorly understood as are PEDd by the vast majority of users.
Today’s PED users have such a vast array of substances that they trade them like Tinder users trade connections. Our society is stuck in the rut of instant gratification.
With ZERO exceptions… PEDs don’t work this way. Not even Halo. Nothing is instantaneous and everything requires months to stabilize and evaluate.
Steroid plotter and tools like it that evaluate blood levels do not tell you when the bio mechanical benefits will max or when you should expect or determine you have stabilized and are seeing the tangible gym related gains.
Why?
Because so many things happen _after_ blood levels peak or level off. Freed levels of hormone (cleaved from their Esther chains) aren’t done or simply objects that plug in the androgen receptor and turn on growth and mechanical strength like a lightbulb.
I see time and time again folks who are so damn impatient and neurotic switching their cycles out of boredom or an (candidly juvenile) irrational fear of lack of results.
I’m not going to go in to all the scientific details. I’ll let much more educated folks sound off and join in in agreement or not.
However, suffice it to say. PED use (much like body building or power lifting) for muscle building and retention is a patient man’s endeavor. It is something the level headed critical thinkers are at a significant advantage in.
Breathe. Relax. Analyze.
Take a month. Reassess. Find your plan and stick to it. Stop the micro and macro changes unless they are pre-planned.
I promise you will thank me.
PS. Same goes for Ancillaries. Stop changing them up like a fraternity homecoming date.
EDIT: Transitionary levels/fluctuation (and changing up doses before they have stabilized) is also one of the largest contributors to symptoms of erectile dysfunction, hair shedding, acne, psychological symptoms, energy loss, etc.
Putting yourself in a constant state of transition/flux is a quick way to create/exacerbate a wealth of side issues unnecessarily.
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