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As some of you may know, I'm a water based Testosterone Suspension Junkie. I love everything about it. I love the way it makes me feel. I love to use it as a pre-workout, I love that it is the strongest Testosterone available. I love that I feel it immediately upon injection.
That being said, I found an interesting article on Test Suspension. Tests were run on 20 thoroughbred racehorses with water based suspension and it was determined that the median terminal half life for water based suspension was 39 hours. What ED? That's bullshit. There isn't an ester attached to suspension. No my friend there is not. However, the solids in the suspension take time to dissolve.
What I found incredibly interesting about the test is the fact that one week later testosterone levels peaked again.
Whatchoo talkin' bout Ed?
That's right kids Test levels came back up to another kick ass peak similiar to the initial peak. This secondary peak was attributed to the dissolution of testosterone from the solid material in the suspension.
What they found with the suspension was that it actually took around a month for the shit to work its way completely out of the system of the horses.
So what's the point Ed?
My point is this.
First, If you are running water based suspension alone, you could probably run it ED and keep test levels stable if in fact the half life is mimicked in humans as it is in horses.
Second, If you are running water based suspension in your cycle, it may be a good idea to plan ahead. Don't be thinking that you can take water based suspension and one week later pass an athletic drug test .
Finally, I think a secondary peak of testosterone is kick ass. However, I think stability is important. You probably shouldn't bank on stability if you are running water based suspension.
Just my two cents. I could be wrong. I welcome any input.
Also, I don't think that TNE would give the same result. The Testosterone is dissolved and In my opinion would exit the system much quicker. Which may also give a testosterone crash that you don't get with water based suspension.
This is the study if you are looking for an interesting read:
http://www.rmtcnet.com/resources/An_interlaboratory_study_of_the_pharmac...
I welcome any input or thoughts on the subject. I by no means know what the hell I'm talking about. So other input would kick ass.
All my love, no homo
Ed.
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My two cents: Started taking TNE (Oil) roughly a week ago Pre-workout and my god.. I feel tired roughly 10 minutes after the shot, but when I get to the gym... I feel as alpha-male as it gets. I lift more, and am beyond focused.. I get pumps in places which I shouldn't I.e. legs are pumped on back day..?
I'll be honest though, the crash from this is BAD.. I feel like I'm crashing from 10 energy drinks all drank at the same time. I just cannot stay away though...
I'm now wanting to try the water based
I get the same exact reaction with Tne! I really wish I could figure out why. I mean I'm fine for about an hour and as soon as I get home from the gym, I could fall asleep standing up. There is nothing else that makes me feel that way. Just tne. If water based suspension is really a totally different animal, I'm gonna need to look into that.
i crash as well not fun
I never get a crash with water based suspension. I inject and feel like a gigantic penis all day long.
CleyonThat's cool that you get to feel like Viking for a day. However if you don't get the crash from it, then I'm going to have to try it. That little point seals the deal for me.
It probably goes without saying but, I would imagine that the peak from 100 mg of TNE vs. Test Suspension is quite a bit higher.
TronGreat post bro! I love when people take time to inform everyone else on eroids when they find valuable info like this. This is what this site is all about! Never tried water based but I love the way my test prop feels hours after i pin it!
Thanks for reading brother. I've been wanting to post the study for a while, just finally getting around to it.
Hard to say brother, there are pro's and con's to it. With water based, you definately want a clean source that uses bac water in the suspension.
You don't get the stink with water based. Some people like it. I don't care for it.
Oil based may peak higher and faster, however water probably doesn't crash once you sit down.
Water based generally carries a little more pip than oil. I don't feel pip, but some have complained of it.
CleyonVery cool ED! Thanks for sharing. I've been reading a lot about water based Test, and the pros and cons are interesting. One of the things I haven't yet figured out is if it's really woth the additional cost over oil based TNE.