So I asked about headaches and Var if anyone else had the experience. Well that turned into a fun topic. Anyways. I spent a good hour with my doc talking about some “what if’s” and get an honest opinion. First. My blood pressure was way up. I was taking 75mg a day of Anavar. Normal for me is 127/73. When I when in it was 161/98. Was like holy shit. (Yes. I dosed a couple hours before the appointment to make sure I was on the cusp of the oral) First she asked if I was taking pharmaceutical grade Var. Which I said sure. Doc said to stop the Var completely. Which I was like ok. I convinced doc if I could lower dosage. So I knocked down to 50mg split twice a day. It’s now around 137/82. Which for me is high. But no more headaches. Just getting older and more sensitive to orals it looks like. I next talked to her about micro dosing. Really long story but basically it will only work using a long esters to build up to a higher level over time. There was a chart was drawn for me. And I got the point the doc was talking about. Short esters on the other hand, was like if you micro dose say 50mg of prop You will get 50mg test p every day. It will “build up” only to the micro dose x3 and that’s it.The ester is too short (doc said 3 days on that Ester) and has a short life span. So Tren A for example. At 48 hours. If you were to micro dose 25mg every day. The highest in a 24 hour period would be 50mg. Because of the drop of after 48 hours of each injection. Of course longer esters you would see a higher peak, but I think you get the idea. I wanted to take a picture of the white board, but Doc was uncomfortably about that. I am guessing doesn’t want to lose patient doctor privileges. I may have fuck this up a bit. But long answer to what I’m saying, is kind of falls in line with what everyone is saying. Anyways. High BP for me on Var. My big toe pain is non related. . I hope this helps and doesn’t confuse anyone. If it does. Just delete it for me.