A friend of mine on here asked me my opinion on front loading an NPP cycle so I told him I would chart a plasma profile and post it for him so he could see what it would look like. The first profile is of a basic NPP of 100 EOD without a front load. This cycle peaks out at 377 and has a median of 323 which is the average of the steady state dosage amounts.

Basic NPP

The second profile is of the same NPP cycle only front loaded with Prop as well. It is worth mentioning that the term front load here means two days that's it. Not two weeks worth of front loading. So the first day you hit 200 and then the next shot progression is another 200. The reason why is you will be way higher than your median dosage which means by the time the cycle starts to kick around day 16 you will have wasted a lot of gear and money as it starts high well above the cycle high and tapers down to the steady state amount. The other profile line on the graph is of Prop. It is also front loaded for two shot progressions.

Front Loaded NPP and Prop

This last graph is of a heavily front loaded cycle over 6 shot progressions. Notice how high the cycle high is above the steady state median average of 335 and how it would do little good over the life of the cycle.

Front Load for 6 shots.

Disclaimer: I am not doing his cycle for him. I am merely showing him the math of what his cycle would look like if he did his shot schedule over a ten week period like I showed above. The cycle is still his. So the AI's and Caber and PCT are standard protocol for such a cycle.

C.H.