BalrogRebel
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Yea, that's what I thought too, out of sheer common sense. Just needed some practical confirmation. I actually feel the tabs within hours of taking them (maybe not at their strongest, but "cardio" improves pretty much immediately), and I never bothered taking something to help the liver (I do test the enzimes though, and they are mostly fine). I read about people taking liver supplements for stanozolol in this very topic, and figured I may add them too the next time I take that compound.It's stronger in that it's more bioavailable and kicks in much faster, within two days in my experience - perfect for contest prep so you don't have to run oral winstrol for 2 weeks beforehand. While it passes through the liver still, iirc injectable orals do so just once instead of twice, so it should be less toxic, especially factoring in the shorter cycle duration.
Over a month into it, plus I was already on Test-E from another source, so the blood levels must have been high already even at t=0. I waited a month to give it the fairest shot (if anything I might have expected results skewed positively in favor of it, if not neutral), but that's as high as it went.Mmm is not too high but 350mg dose isn't neither.
I did 146nmol/L on 500mg weekly of Hilma TestC, but people absorb test differently, so I can't be sure... this is not pure mathematics.
How long into cycle till the bloodwork?
I know it's not purely mathematics, but with a different source, and a different esther of Test (Propionate), at a "theoretically same dose" (i.e. I injected aiming for 350 mg, but who knows if either one was properly dosed) I was at almost twice the value I got from this Test-E. I've accounted for the fact that Test-P is more bioavailable, and due to injection frequency and my policy of "better a bit more than 1 ml than a bit less" I may have injected 400-450 mg/week of Test-P back with that other source, but the numbers are still nowhere near what I thought they'd be. As you said, it's not pure mathematics, but the numbers are off enough to point it out.