LOL...I always get a kick out of these threads. Everytime you see someone post a question like this, you see response after response saying its a waste. Its too weak by itself...blah blah blah. Well, did anyone stop to consider what the goal of this guy's cycle was? Obviously not.
Sure, if you are simply looking to pack loads of mass on in a relatively short amount of time...there is definately a better option out there...its called test actually. I highly recommend it. However, there are certain instances where an EQ only cycle can be both very beneficial and quite effective. Lets say you have someone that just wants a little nudge in the gym, but has adverse reactions to test and would rather not have to take 3 or 4 sometimes expensive ancillarys to control them. Are you telling me that EQ only wouldn't be a beneficial cycle? I know better! Or how about someone that works in an occupation where they would rather keep their Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) use less than obvious. Are you telling me they couldn't make progress above and beyond what they could naturally, yet not have the blinking strobe light above their head saying Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) user here? Again, I know better. Or how about the bro that just wants to retain some muscle mass while hitting a cutting cycle to look a little better on the beach this summer. Are you gonna tell me they can't be done with EQ by itself?
The FACT is EQ alone can be put to very good use by itself in CERTAIN instances if the user happens to respond well to EQ. IS it the answer for the masses...no, but to immeadiately say it is useless by itself is misleading to say the least. Personally, EQ is probably my favorite compound, followed very closely by the various test esters (depending on what I'm trying to accomplish). I'm one of the lucky ones that respond very well to EQ, with virtually no sides. I love running it by itself during CKD diets as it keeps my appetite up, spares my lean mass, makes me veiny as hell, and even gives me a little kick during cardio. Hey, it perfectly fits my needs in that instance. Now as far as trying to put on any mass, even that can be done. Its not a speed approach though. The gains come much slower, but they are solid very mainatainable gains. Over the course of a longer cycle, say 12+ weeks, you may actually be surprised at the gains you can make. Like I said before, this can be a great option for those who are looking for a nudge, but would rather it not be blatantly obvious they are cycling. Anyway, thats just my two cents for the very little it is worth...