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So I've been running mast p , for a little while and am doing well on it but I was thinking about my dose. I started as low as possible which I read was 300 /week but since I've started, I've read other things saying it should be higher then your test. Im gaining pretty good, gains are kind of slowing up a bit now that I'm at 9 weeks, but no negative sides at this point. I'm doing 550 week test prop and 300 week mast p. Should I increase the mast so its higher then my test or just be happy I don't have any negative sides? Thanks guys

Makwa's picture

Where are you reading mast should be higher than test, on Facebook?

JakeKO's picture

9 weeks on short esters? I would drop the mast and test p completely. Get yourself on a low TRT dose of test c or e, and start a pct. Take a break for a while. Although, that’s just what I would do, not like I’m a pro, but if I had a heart valve replacement, I’d take my gains and run.

JEX30Sex's picture

Did this dude edit out that fact that he had heart surgery? I'm not seeing a heart valve replacement that a few people are commenting about.

Diesel77's picture

He shared this info on a different thread that you've also commented on. I remembered it and hence my reasoning for bringing it back up...check link below for details...

https://www.eroids.com/forums/newbie-corner/steroids/prolactin-related-gyno

wanted's picture

Some are worth more dead than ALIVE

Rosschestzip's picture

Ya some are, arnt they?

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Diesel77's picture

If "you've been doing well" and "gaining pretty good" with "no negative sides" as you stated....then why would you want to increase? Listen to what you yourself are saying and telling us......

Why try and fix something that isn't broken?

I remember your other post....you've had heart valve replacement along with other health complications and considered jumping on superdrol.....now this...bro pump the brakes with "more drugs more drugs" mentality.....be grateful and appreciative of what you are currently doing....although you haven't mentioned any recent bloodwork so who knows how truly "healthy" you are even....calm down and just work out, eat, appreciate life and repeat.