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Originally Posted by LAWNSAVER
Not all test was created equal. Test is Test is Test. As much as this is true we are speaking about raw test or de esterified test. We are not talking about ester bound test.
The purpose when injecting is to do so to keep blood plasma levels as stable and at peak for as long as possible, now we cannot do this with sustanon unless it is injected every other day. If I were to draw a graph on the time release of sustanon it would have Highs & Lows (Ups & Downs). Now the average newbie does not wish to inject on an every other day basis and he certainly doesnt wish to be using that much test for a first or second cycle either. In order to keep blood plasma levels stable and reach a peak as quickly as possible you would have to go about front loading. Again something that should not really be done with sustanon.
I have read sustanon causes less water retention, sustanon causes less chance of getting gyno and less sides overall. This is not true one bit.
250mgs of sust or 250mgs of enanthate?
Enanthate contains more raw test than the mixture in sust.
Did I forget to mention the sust flu? The long build up of this? The long duration it takes to leave the body due to the decanoate ester?
Now before I start writing a book on this I want a serious discussion with all you sust lovers
Peace
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I don't know about all that noise. But THERE IS
NO SUCH THING AS TEST FLU!!! I will call bullshit on this one a million times. The so-called "FLU" is from the too much BA , BB or both!!! NOTHING TO DO WITH TEST OR IT'S ESTERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!
The other variable is individual tolerance to them. Can this ignorance please die once and forever?
The ONLY reason sustanon hits any quicker has only to do with the propionate ester. NO OTHER REASON!
Lawnsaver you've been on the fucking boards for awhile. What the fuck's up with you not knowing better?