CFIT
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This topic just dawned on me last night, and really wanted to ask some of you more experienced guys. Excuse my newbie question here. I thought awesome, 400 - 500 mgs of test a week is the enhancement for a general beginner cycle , males can naturally produce test around this range so I was like wait a minute… didn’t really occur to me about peak test levels being x4 or x5 of that maybe week 4 & beyond?
Is there a difference in your total T levels based on the type of test your using if you were to get bloodwork while your levels are peaking maybe 4 - 6 weeks into a cycle? Is it different with short acting esters vs long / the type of Test your using let’s say for example Test P vs Test Cyp? Could your peak T levels be higher using Test C because it has a longer half life? Maybe better ability for last pins to stack up? Hence an ability to make better gains?
Vs let’s say you were using test propionate or test suspension has a fast acting ester, it’s release time is quicker so you have to inject more frequently to get the same effectiveness of test c? or in general can you always push higher test levels using test c? Thanks guys.
Is there a difference in your total T levels based on the type of test your using if you were to get bloodwork while your levels are peaking maybe 4 - 6 weeks into a cycle? Is it different with short acting esters vs long / the type of Test your using let’s say for example Test P vs Test Cyp? Could your peak T levels be higher using Test C because it has a longer half life? Maybe better ability for last pins to stack up? Hence an ability to make better gains?
Vs let’s say you were using test propionate or test suspension has a fast acting ester, it’s release time is quicker so you have to inject more frequently to get the same effectiveness of test c? or in general can you always push higher test levels using test c? Thanks guys.
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