posted Sun, 10/12/2014 - 05:48
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just started TRT at 140 mg Test C per week but I would like to run about 400mg per week. If I run 400mg per week, how many weeks out should I reduce back to 140mg in order to not raise any eyebrows on my next round of blood work? I'm taking prescribed anastrozole at 1.5mg/week and I have Nolvadex and Arimidex on hand . Any advice?
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Surprise; your next round of bloodwork will be while you are dead smack in the middle of your 400 a week run; if your endo is worth his or her salt. My 1st bloodwork was about 5 weeks in so he could check my levels. If you just started; why don't you wait until your doctor figures out what will work for you instead of fucking it up before it begins? That way you can see your baselines and be able to know what works and what doesn't I'm just curious.
I'm new to TRT but I have experience from my younger years with various types of Test, Deca, Primo, Dbol, Anadrol, Winstrol, Anavar, etc. I have been out of the chemically enhanced club for about ten years. I know how much I want to take to get a particular result. I am looking to "Blast and Cruise" (new term for me) for many years instead of just running cycles like the old days, but you are right, I will probably wait. I believe my first round of blood work will be at the 90 day mark.
That's a good approach, you might be surprised at the gains you can still make off just your trt dose believe it or not. Plus with the monitoring you can adjust accordingly. Stay safe is the goal.
it can be anywhere from 3 to 6 weeks +/- depending on your injection schedule and how long you're running the cycle.
Bone up on half lives so you'll better understand your question.
Use the following link to play around with possibilities. It is not an exact science. Every BODY is different.
http://steroidplot.com/
Set up one compound as 140mg test-C run from week 1 to week 22
Set up a second compound of 400mg Test-C from week 6 to week 10
Play with the length of time you are taking the 400mg (ending week 10, 12, 16) and see how the longer you run (to a point) takes longer to clear because of the "build up" of half-life.
That link is awesome, Thanks.