MESO-Rx Exclusive What Makes Nandrolone Different? Unique Benefits for Joints, Muscles, and Blood

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Important post - same goes for Tren Hex vs Tren Ace. Even at equivalent dosages, the pharmacokinetics are so different that they essentially behave as entirely different drugs. And you are correct about the perils of parroting - Most dont even stop to realize that it doesnt make any sense (that somehow Nand Dec causes more sides than NPP - basic pharmacology would suggest otherwise due to more stable blood levels with deca). The only "benefit" I would see for NPP is the ability to pull it quickly if necessary on prep. For example, some guys may not want to run nandrolone and tren at the same time, and if they are running a 16 week prep and start with deca before switching to tren for the last 6 weeks or so, they'll still have some nandrolone in their system at that time, whereas if they used NPP and cut it at week 8, it would essentially be gone at 6 weeks out. But this is really splitting hairs. Guys use EQ for 6 weeks during prep and have good results even though the drug hasn't even achieved a steady state by week 6.

There's a common misconception that shorter esters such as Propionate or Phenyl Propionate with NPP will induce leaner gains due to the short fasting acting nature of the esters but this is actually to the contrary even if one injects the prop ester 3 times a week at the same dose one would inject a longer ester such as Deconate or Enanthate and I found this out personally. Due to an increase in quicker spikes and dumps there is lower stability and an increase in affects due to it increasing blood levels quicker therefore the increase in prolactin and potentially other hormones such as Progesterone and the affects in aldosterone imbalance causing further water retention would also come on quicker. Therefore a 150mg of a longer ester vs a shorter ester is not the same in any way. A way around this has been said to inject smaller amounts of the shorter ester EOD or everyday which would cause less spikes by keeping blood levels stable. It's amazing how many PHD doctors or those in the BB game for years seem to regurgitate the aforementioned on forums and Youtube (with thousands of subscribers) especially when it comes to NPP vs Deca.