Break your cycle down for me!
What's up my brother's and sisters and all you other degenerates lol. I've been wondering something for a little while now, and since im more engaged in the science behind AAS I would like to get everyone's opinion on what they are running and why. I've always kept my cycles pretty simple. Two compounds three at the most. My mind is curious right now and it all stems from my current situation and mostly from my parents. I see these doctors giving them 5, even 7 medications at one time and i wonder, how could they possibly know the interactions of all medicines and the combination of two or more. I've questioned my fathers doctor two separate times because of side effects and dangerous combinations my dumb ass knew about, but his educated ass didn't. My dad is on 6 different medications and you best believe whatever time i have is spent researching all of them. Before i get too off topic....this just makes me wonder about what we put in our bodies here. I see people running 4-6 different compounds at one time and I think to myself...is that irresponsibility or knowledge of the substance. Do we really know what these two compounds mixed with this one and this one will do?...or do we know what these three have been known to do and if I add these two it should do this!!! I'm not asking anyone to defend their knowledge or what they run. I just want to know the opinions and/or knowledge one uses when they run multiple compounds, either oral or IM. This is to try and open a new avenue of education so please do not bash anyone who offers up knowledge or opinion. I'm very curious on ones mindset before entering a multi-hormone cycle. Thanks to all those who are brave enough to speak their minds.
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test prop taper. i finished using test e a couple weeks ago. apparently i dont put on as much size as i would have liked from test, but im getting pretty darn strong. im looking forward to try some new options next cycle. pins dont bother me, so im probably going to use short esters in my next cycle and do a cutter.
ClassyChassisTest E and Mast E. Lean, dry, vascular, hard. Not trying to blow up or get water-logged here. Make some nice lean gains, feel good and look good during the process. Suits my purposes atm. Also been using TNE pre-workout on leg day, and chest/back day lately. I look for efficiency/ minimalism in all aspects of my life at this point. I have had my share of excesses in the past, certainly. I would say the main thing is to know WHY you are using something, how it complements what you are doing, and use no more than necessary for your particular goals. Some people do know this, others not so much.
Mike1982You fuckin beast haha. I can always count on you to get the mind going. First off let me start off by saying i have watched your name over the last couple months and i have to say, i like what you bring to this community. Thats real talk my friend. Ok now to the meat of the subject. Do you find with the test e that the small amount of water gain over prop or tne makes a difference for you? I also can appreciate the efficiency in all aspects of life at my age. The thing is...what is that point for each person, and at what age, and at what experience level. We both know each person is different in almost every aspect. So therefore, we both know there is no set protocol for obatining anyones specific goal in mirroring anothers protocol. Im starting to believe if we dont know ourselves then there is no way we can understand or have knowledge of what goes into our bodies. I dont mean know ourselves in the conventional sense, but the literal sense. Lets get fuckin real here. Mike is fresh off surgery and is ready to get to the core of what we do.
ClassyChassisYou're right, but the only way to gain knowledge about ourselves is through experience. So this gets back to a main point of what you're saying, if you are doing 5 different things, how do you know what's doing what? How are you going to gain specific knowledge with a shotgun approach?
I know what works for ME as far as AAS, training, diet, etc, because I have experimented with anything and everything. But I didn't try them all at once. Ha ha, what would that have told me? Also, there is certainly benefit to following what is tried and true. We don't need to completely re-invent the wheel every time. But first, understand WHY something is supposed to work and then test it.
As for the Test E vs P, the Masteron does a great job of keeping the water away. This is what people used as an anti-E back in the days before AIs. I have an AI on hand, which I use occasionally out of paranoia more than anything because even without it I can see capillaries basically.