posted Mon, 10/21/2013 - 11:08
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In my introduction, I said I know about the types of steroids but I don't know which one to use based on my height, weight, or if body fat plays a role.
Testosterone Enanthate / Cypionate is the most common one guys use.
I looked at Propionate as well and people say I should use this first.
I also noticed sites that sell testosterone (eg. Test-600) but it doesn't tell what is in it.
I am not comfortable not knowing what I am taking but I guess I will know from responses and the experiences other people have.
I look forward to any suggestions and perhaps you can tell your story about how you first started.
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RustyhookerBest pkace to start....
Top of page...dropdowns.....GROUPS....Beginner Group. Join and read everything. It answers bout anything for the beginner.
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Thank you for the info rustyhooker.
test 600 is 400 mgs of test e with 200 mgs of test cyp, probably not the best option first time around.
MetalgearYea he gets a T600 and gets PiP he gona regret spending that money
I suggest starting with T250 or T300 to see how he reacts to PiP
Didn't think many labs produce it because I've never seen it. Unless it's been some hilariously put together scam advertisement.
I wouldn't trust any external sources mate, there are alot of dodgy websites out there that make a TONNE off selling fake products or selling something that doesn't and never will turn up.
T400 is a blend of different testosterone. Different labs incorporate different blends, but basically it's usually a combination between long esters (slower acting) and fast esters (faster acting) and so are simple because you've got a cycle in that vial alone.
What I've found is the dosages can be way out and because they are predetermined, you can't change the ratio. So it's best just to start on a Test E cycle and see how you go from there.
Test E or Test Cyp is a staple for beginners because In responsible dosages, you can see how you react. If you go adding different compounds, you don't know what to feel or what's going to happen. So it's best sticking simple.
But the best ingredient is KNOWLEDGE. I spent half a year reading up in between work and still now, I'm still learning but isn't everyone? Don't go starting putting hormones into your body when you don't know about steroids. That's what I got told and saves you from hurting yourself or getting really fucking sick.
But if you are going to buy steroids. Make sure it's real mate. Don't go buying from buysteroidshere.com because it's reallycomeandgetscammed.com. If your going to take this stuff, make sure your putting good to go gear in your system so check the top list. Find a good source, loads on here and you should be fine.
There's loads to learn. Go read up. Google different compounds. Read steroid profiles. Read forum posts, I always read questions I would ask before asking them because someone else would of already asked somewhere on the Web. And that way, you get a very comprehensive opinion and knowledge. And learn from the veterans, I'm in no way a veteran but I know where I stand and what I should be learning and where to ask my questions.
It's a long road, but should be well worth it if done correctly
I appreciate your honesty and help with this durkadurka +1 and thank you.
Nice answer, Homie.
Much appreciated. I'm on the learning train too
just spreading the help I earned the right to receive myself.
What kind of cancer did you have? Did you have chemo and radiation? Are you still going in for checkups? Do you have any current blood work you would like to share? Do you have any allergies to drugs, or food? Thanks. Welcome to EROIDS.
I had testicular cancer and lost one testicle. You can say that I'm half the man I used to be. But with all jokes aside I had radiation therapy and have been cancer free for 7 years. I do check ups once a year and although they say my testosterone level is low, it is not too low to prescribe anything "at this time" and that turning 40 will "impact" my levels lower.
This is what my doctors tell me, and although they are the experts who is to say my levels will go any lower than where they are now or when they were 7 years ago.
Although working out can give a 'boost' to increasing testosterone and a man only needs one testicle, the pair of testicles balances the production. With only one testicle, it can be painful.
We 100% advocate test e or cyp the 1st time. 2 pins a week and you can alternate glutes. Simple and effective. Gotta start slow so you can see how your system reacts. Also search beginner cycle here on eroids.
I am researching about how to pin and feel nervous doing it myself. Should I have someone help me do this?
How about orals? I know there is a higher possibility of water retention and liver damage (if taken incorrectly).
You'll get over that in no time bro. I use a 25 gauge needle and let out a few drops to lubricate the pin and if you hit the right spots you seriously can't even feel it at all. Not even the slightest bit of discomfort.
I would also recommend a lower dosed gear like test e 250 or cyp 250 instead of the higher mg stuff which is more likely to cause pain and or lumps in the muscle. You could easily get by doing 1 injection a week of test cyp at 200-250 mg but twice a week injections will result in more stable blood levels.
Absolutely would not recommend trying to do orals only.
Sent you a friend request. Message me if you need any help finding a source with good clean pain free gear.
Trust me. The apprehension you feel is completely natural. Some people don't like needles, some don't mind.
The whole process is learning whilst doing. As long as your pinning in the right locations, you'll be fine. It's just a little sharp pain, I wouldn't even class it as a pain, it's more like a slight knick.
Here's where to inject, for your glutes. You can of course navigate round the site yourself or other injection sites on the website.. http://www.spotinjections.com/index3.htm
You could get someone else to do it but at the end of the day, can you get someone to physically help you twice a week at a predetermined time to make sure your blood levels are stable? What if that help isn't there and you dare not inject? And if your going for prop too, that's EOD, can you get someone to be there at your beck and call to inject every other day? I faced the same problem and my solution was simple, man up and do it myself and I've never encountered any problems so far and always kept to my injection dates
Thank you Drywallstar for the advice +1.
I hate to ask this but what is a "pin" and what does it mean to "alternate glutes?"
To pin is to inject. Pinning is the same. Needle being the pin, and pinning being the action. But it's basically means to inject.
Alternate glutes means to pin one cheek and then go for the next the next time around. But you need to know where to inject because if I'm right in saying, your sciatic nerve is at the bottom end of your gluteus and pinning could mean big trouble.
If you draw a plus on one cheek, equal in both height and length and symmetrical as you can get it. The top left for your left side is where you want to be injecting, minimising any trouble whilst injecting and your top right on your right. Again for the same reason.
You can pin in other places but it's a great place to start and loads of guys find it easier and simpler to inject in one of the least reported painful places to inject into.
Use a 23g needle to load up the juice. And then change to a 25g to inject. Take care of any bubbles, and I mean, if you've got air pockets. In the long run, you could really f*ck yourself up. So a good idea might be to keep the needle in the vial whilst your pushing the air out of the syringe so you don't lose any juice.
And, what I really got confused about when I first started learning is the mg/ml measurement. I couldn't get my head around how much I'm injecting lol don't ask why. Units of measurement or volume or anything mathematic has never been a strong point.. Say, your on a cycle of 300mg test e. You need to find out, and most sources on here say, what mg to ml the dose is. And when you know that. You know what dose your dealing with. So, 300mg/ml means that 1ml of test e will be 300mg and so you know to load up 1ml to successfully do a 300mg injection.
You might get PIP (post injection pain) which is a pain you get from high concentrations of solution (benzyl benzoate) that keeps the juice sterile. Depending on how and where you inject will determine PIP. But usually if you don't pin the same spot over and over, you should be fine. Then again, I think another reason of PIP is because of the high concentration of actual juice your pumping into your system but that should be confirmed by an experience member of this community.
Apart from that, that's the basics really.
Google intramuscular injection sites for glutes or steroids in general and find a decent site that tells you where to pin and your all good to go man