Test E and EQ cycle question
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Should I start out running .25mg EOD of armidex and wait for blood work and then adjust as needed?
PrinceDianabol
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bigben66
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I'm curious as to whether Eq affects different people in different ways....?
I ran it last year with high Test for 18 weeks. I donated before, during (once) and after...
And my HCT level actually dropped 1.4 from start to finish.
There's certainly people who get affected badly by it, but I personally only have good experience with it.
It gave me a great vascular, grainy look, felt great on my joints, my appetite was thru the roof but I never gained fat, I lost it.
As long as you are AWARE of the potential sides and know what to look out for, then I wouldn't be scared of giving it a run.
I'll certainly be using it again
BigBen
I ran it last year with high Test for 18 weeks. I donated before, during (once) and after...
And my HCT level actually dropped 1.4 from start to finish.
There's certainly people who get affected badly by it, but I personally only have good experience with it.
It gave me a great vascular, grainy look, felt great on my joints, my appetite was thru the roof but I never gained fat, I lost it.
As long as you are AWARE of the potential sides and know what to look out for, then I wouldn't be scared of giving it a run.
I'll certainly be using it again
BigBen
Perfect!
At what dose do you guys recommend I run the Deca at? I have seen some guys saying 300mg per week? or should I go 600mg a week with 300mg pins twice a week?
bigben66
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I will add this to think about though OP....
I reckon 99% of AAS users plan a cycle, like a kid at the pick and mix counter in a sweet shop.
ie: "I'll try a bit of this, add a bit of that, and finish with a bit of this for a change"
Preferably, an individual should take a step back and say right, "In x amount of weeks, I'd like to have this type of physique, with this amount of body/water weight, this amount of strength gain" etc etc etc
Once you have your desired goal, you need to map out the best possible way of achieving this...
1. Best possible training method, rep range, recovery times etc
2. Best possible nutrition plan.
3. Best possible AAS for that specific goal.
You'll find when it comes to AAS, they all offer something a little bit different to the next one, so it's impossible to say whether compound 'A' is better than compound 'B', or compound 'X' is better than compound 'Y' - because no two individuals goals are the exact same and their bodies react differently to each drug.
The best possible advice we ALL throw out on 'Ology, is to run Test as a base on your first cycle, gauge your response, then systematically experiment with other compounds and dosages on every further cycle - this is a great advice.
Because when it comes to going back, and planning out your cycle goal, you will have learnt along the way, exactly which compound you should take to get that desired end result. Just because Joe Bloggs says it's good, doesn't mean it's the best choice for you!
I reckon 99% of AAS users plan a cycle, like a kid at the pick and mix counter in a sweet shop.
ie: "I'll try a bit of this, add a bit of that, and finish with a bit of this for a change"
Preferably, an individual should take a step back and say right, "In x amount of weeks, I'd like to have this type of physique, with this amount of body/water weight, this amount of strength gain" etc etc etc
Once you have your desired goal, you need to map out the best possible way of achieving this...
1. Best possible training method, rep range, recovery times etc
2. Best possible nutrition plan.
3. Best possible AAS for that specific goal.
You'll find when it comes to AAS, they all offer something a little bit different to the next one, so it's impossible to say whether compound 'A' is better than compound 'B', or compound 'X' is better than compound 'Y' - because no two individuals goals are the exact same and their bodies react differently to each drug.
The best possible advice we ALL throw out on 'Ology, is to run Test as a base on your first cycle, gauge your response, then systematically experiment with other compounds and dosages on every further cycle - this is a great advice.
Because when it comes to going back, and planning out your cycle goal, you will have learnt along the way, exactly which compound you should take to get that desired end result. Just because Joe Bloggs says it's good, doesn't mean it's the best choice for you!
