Anavar + Test, collagen synthesis question

[bmays]

Stats: 24yo 6'2" 205lbs (up from 170 nearly 2 years ago)

Being somewhat thin framed (getting thicker with age and weight) i don't consider myself to have strong joints and tendons. I have recovered from a strained bicep tendon, and have mild tendinitis my right wrist/forearm. Deca and HGH might be in my future, but for now i would like to try Anavar.

To plan a cycle where the goal is to increase skeletal muscle mass/strength while at the same time increase Joint/tendon/ligament strength, enough to keep up with the dramatic increase in skeletal muscle, you must choose drugs like eq, deca, anavar, or primo as the base of your cycle. testosterone and its esters can be added to your cycle to keep levels within a 'normal' physiological range (ie, 100-200 mg/wk) but must not go above this. Since drugs like eq, deca, anavar and primo will reduce endogenous, natural levels of test, these levels may be maintained with exogenous test in the 100-200 mg/wk range. Test at this dose will not inhibit collagen syn, but paradoxically, will help increase it. It is when exogenous testosterone is used > 200 mg/wk that collagen syn is inhibited.

The base of my cycle will be 70mg/ED Anavar for 10wk. 200mg/WK test e for maintenance testosterone. My question is; how high can i go with the test and still have significantly elevated collagen synthesis? All i am going by is the above quote and some scattered message board posts, i was unable to find the study/source numbers that would answer my question.

 

[THE-DET-OAK]

2-300 would be fine. technically you dont want to go over 200, but 300 is not a whole lot. besides if you want to make gains on this cycle too, then there is a world of difference between 200 and 300mg test in that dept. plus 70 mg is alot of vasr so it should still work.

you do realize the strengthening of these tissues is only temporary right? that info is from animal mass BTW

http://www.steroidology.com/forum/anabolic-steroid-forum/143212-increase-skeletal-muscle-collagen-synthesis-certain-aas.html