posted Sat, 10/12/2013 - 12:06
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Long Ester ?
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My question is would there be any benefit to offsetting the doses of 2 long esters?
For example, on a Test E/EQ cycle. You would pin the Test E on Sunday/Wednesday and pin the EQ on Tuesday/Saturday.
I may be way off here, but I'm just think about the peaks and valleys. Is there any benefit?
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I don't see the advantage to this with these 2 compounds. The advantage to using them at the same time is only doing 1 pin twice a week because you can draw them in the same syringe!
with these two compounds there would be in my opinion no benefit. since they arent both test the peaks and valleys you speak of wouldnt apply to them ran together. i would just pin both on the same day. if you want you can split the dose to 2 a week pinning. this is how i do it when on.
That is how I typical run them, so what about test e/ tren e? I've seen some graphs on dosing and halflifes that show even with long ester each compound seems to peak and taper with each dose. If you offset, in theory, wouldn't you have one or the other compound peaking more frequently?
Not one compound more frequently but more peaks per week? Had to read that again.
AnonPersonally, I don't see how this can be advantageous at all even in theory. It doesn't make sense. If you start test one week then eq another and you're staggering your pin days, all I see is the test becoming active in your system a little bit sooner before the eq. You are still splitting your doses in two to try and maintain a constant level of both compounds. How could it make a difference except that they just may peak at different times but not more frequently. Might as well just pin together but hey, go ahead and give it a try and let us know if you notice any significant difference.
I see how that reads. Maybe you benefit more if they peak together. I don't know just thinking out loud.