Whats the difference between NANDROLONE DECANOATE and NANDROLONE PHENYLPROPIONATE, apparently the latter is 'fast acting'. Does this also mean it leaves your body quicker?
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Whats the difference between NANDROLONE DECANOATE and NANDROLONE PHENYLPROPIONATE, apparently the latter is 'fast acting'. Does this also mean it leaves your body quicker?
Yes...you don't have to wait the 3 weeks for PCT like you would with regular ol' deca.
~Pinnacle~
would you suggest one over the other?
the difference between the two is simply the esters as one is faster acting than the other. it's like comparing me and pinnacle, i'm deconate as i tend to last longer and he's phenyl as he finishes fast.......right PINN?? :lol:
Bring it :nutkick:
..NPP isn't as messy to work with IMO.....
how often would i have to inject NANDROLONE PHENYLPROPIONATE. The half life is 1 day, compared to 6 days for regular Deca.
I'm in week 3 of a 5 week cycle. I am injecting 200 MG twice per week, sunday and wednesday.Quote:
Originally Posted by rylly41
Nick
Steroid Ester half-lives:Quote:
Originally Posted by rylly41
Formate1.5 days
Acetate 3 days
Propionate 4.5 days
Phenylpropionate 4.5 days
Butyrate 6 days
Valerate 7.5 days
Hexanoate 9 days
Caproate 9 days
Isocaproate 9 days
Heptanoate 10.5 days
Enanthate 10.5 days
Octanoate 12 days
Cypionate 12 days
Nonanoate 13.5 days
Decanoate 15 days
Undecanoate 16.5 days
Not sure where the above chart came from. The esters appear to be in the right order, but I don't agree with the stated half-lives.
Eggz I got the same list, but I believe it is an active life list not half life. Half lives are roughly half of the times stated.
http://www.getswole.com/anabolics/half-life.htmlQuote:
Originally Posted by mranak
Not to pick on you bro, because I agree with you up until now 100%, but if you notice on you link they list those as "active half lives" not half lives-The difference is that a half life is just that, the amount of time it takes to half the quantity, active life is considered to be two half lives.
If I ever feel picked on I'll let you know. It hasn't happened yet. :wg:Quote:
Originally Posted by shortie
Since you have defined "Half-life" and "Active-life" would you define "Active half-life" for me as I'm obviously missing something here.
TIA ... ~eGGz~
I'm assuming that they are mixing the two terms, I will throw out a quote here from William Llewelln
" Understanding Drug Half-Lives - by William Llewellyn
There are a number of factors that can affect the potency of a particular drug compound. One such factor, and perhaps one of the most important, is the half-life of the agent. In medicine, the term half-life refers to the duration it takes for half of a given drug dosage to break down in the body. It is not half of the total activity time, as this figure always refers to the time it takes to metabolize 50% of what is in still the body. For example, if we inject 100mg a steroid with a half-life of 4 hours, at the four-hour mark we should have only 50mg left as active. After another four hours have passed the drug is still in the body, however another half-life has expired and the total active dosage will be around 25mg. It may take several half-lives before the drug is completely inactive."
Thanks shortie, I do understand the concept and definition of the term "half-life." What I'm uncertain about is the term "active half-life."
After looking around a bit I keep finding the same information. Here's three sites all using the terminology "Active Half-Life."
http://www.british-bodybuilding.co.uk/Half_Life.shtml
http://www.muscletalk.co.uk/article-...-half-life.asp
http://www.getswole.com/anabolics/half-life.html
Each site explains half-lives in a similar fashion and does not make a distinction between "active half-life" and "half-life."
I could understand one site making a mistake by mixing the two terms, but three makes me uncertain.
I would love to know; what is the definitive half-life vs. active half-live difference.
Anyone care to shed some light on this question?
I can't see any difference in "Half Life" or "Active Half Life".Why would a half life differ from active half life?A half life would be the same as active half life.There is no difference unless I'm missing something here.
~Pinnacle~
Thank you kind sir. :cheers:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pinnacle
Total respect ~eGGz~
Wouldnt Deca's half life be its detection time, or how long it in one's body. Like its half life can be up to 18 months. And its active half life is how long its active in ones blood, 18 days?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pinnacle
Thats what I thought it was.... :scratch:
No bro..you are getting things all mixed up.Detection time has nothing to do with active lives or half lives.That would be just how long residues of a drug could be detected.Like if you were to take cocaine for an example.You'd be under the influence for a few hours,but the drug could be detected in your body after many days,but you wouldn't be getting effects from the drug.That make sense to you?Quote:
Originally Posted by Swifto
~Pinnacle~
It does.
Nice exmple. I'd be off my nut if it was active the length of days its detected. :lol: