posted Fri, 07/13/2012 - 17:56
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Rotating Test Esters Each Cycle
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I've heard on the grapevine that one should rotate esters each cycle, e.g. Test E, then Test C. Is there any legitimate purpose or reasoning behind this?
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I like to start a cycle with a short ester and a long and then switch to just short at the end.
So I'll kick off with test-p and get the levels up quickly while I'm waiting for test-c or test-e to kick in then I'll drop the test-p until 2-3 weeks before the end of cycle and then switch to test-p and drop the long ester. I'm ready for PCT earlier but I'll have got the levels up quick to start with so it seems like a longer cycle as its working from very early on.
No reason to rotate between cycles that I can think of though.
sounds bullshit
between test-e and c it makes little sense, however between prop, sust and c/or it makes more sense. People say test is test is test but I dont feel that way, the results i get from different tests is evident to me, and clearly should be used according to goal. I go up and down the weight ladder and bulk/cut dry/wet/ all play a factor when running test, for me they do.
tread-mNo brother but I do practice rotating my other compounds. Such as I would rarely run deca two cycles in row unless maybe I were adding another compound not in the previous test/deca run. Compounds doing different things I sort of think of it being the benefit of different foods rather than just nothing but one food. So you are having influence in different areas and different ways and then of course the difference in reseptors as it relates to compounds that compete for the specifics in reseptors. Test is test though as to your question. More often than not given test prop is the nectar of the Gods I will almost always be running prop and I will bump a long ester in at a very low dose with it for additional stability in test plasma levels. Point being, any of them will raise your test levels so alternating will likely have no difference in terms of mixing them up. Get it in and get it on nooka!
Nice, good answer. I didn't figure it should matter at all. There's always bro science floating around. That's why I ask questions. Thanks!
zewiNo... they are same except about 36hrs longer for TEST C. That grapevine you heard is fucking retarded.
Short and long is differnt.
hahah. Never herd that about c tho. thats interesting.
yep test c has just a little longer half life than test e.
yeah babeee
I've heard to rotate long ester and short ester cycles. Just to keep the body confused and from getting too comfortable. Intersting topic though. IMO Test is test. Wonder what everyone else thinks?
That's kind of what I figured.