I never will take Sustanon 250 for this reason, Tell me what you think
For example, take a look at this common cycle of Sustanon 250. Novice users commonly cycle 10 cc’s of Sustanon 250 in a five week cycle at a dose of 500 mgs per week. After they have finished 10 shots of sustanon the user will take 1 month off after his last injection before starting this cycle again. Take a look at the following diagram of how sustanon breaks down in the body. First you'll notice that there are peaks and valleys of available anabolic steroids in your system. The problem here is that the goal of any steroid cycle is to fully saturate your available steroid receptor sites and keep them at 100% saturation (but no more than 100% saturation) throughout the entire cycle. In the diagram below, you've got a roller coaster ride of anabolic availability where half the time you've got too much in your system and the other half the time you don't have enough. Second, you'll notice that four weeks after your last shot, you would still have 3mgs of testosterone active in your body. Although this small amount of hormone may seem insignificant, it is actually quite dangerous. Your body will not return to its baseline levels of natural testosterone production until there are no excess hormones in the body. Repeating this cycle only makes it worse since it translates into a never-ending cycle where you're back on anabolics before your body can return your hormone levels to normal and for the drugs to completely clear your receptors.
Injection Day Total mg in blood/day
500mg Sustanon 1 49 mg
2 44 mg
3 39 mg
4 35 mg
5 31 mg
6 28 mg
7 25 mg
500mg Sustanon 8 72 mg
9 64 mg
10 57 mg
11 51 mg
12 46 mg
13 41 mg
14 37 mg
500mg Sustanon 15 83 mg
16 74 mg
17 66 mg
18 59 mg
19 53 mg
20 47 mg
21 42 mg
500mg Sustanon 22 88 mg
23 79 mg
24 70 mg
25 63 mg
26 56 mg
27 50 mg
28 45 mg
500mg Sustanon 29 91 mg
30 81 mg
31 72 mg
32 65 mg
33 58 mg
34 52 mg
35 46 mg
36 41 mg
37 37 mg
38 33 mg
39 30 mg
40 27 mg
41 24 mg
42 22 mg
43 20 mg
44 18 mg
45 16 mg
46 14 mg
47 13 mg
48 12 mg
49 10 mg
50 9 mg
51 9 mg
52 8 mg
53 7 mg
54 6 mg
55 6 mg
56 5 mg
As, you can see from this diagram, cycling sustanon in an attempt to achieve even hormone levels in the blood is very difficult. The first problem you will encounter while attempting to achieve even blood levels with sustanon is the different release rates of the 4 testosterone esters that make up the drug. Sustanon is made up of 100 mgs of testosterone decanoate which has a half life of 14 days. The next drug in this stack is 60 mgs of testosterone isocaproate which has a half-life of 8 days. The third drug is 60 mgs of testosterone phenylpropioate with its 6 day half life. And finally the last ester is testosterone propionate which has a half life of 4 days. So not only is it extremely difficult to map out the life of these different testosterone esters, but in addition, sustanon is only dosed at 250 mgs per ml. This means that if you are using ampoules, you have no choice but to dose the drug in multiples of 250mgs. When you add other drugs into the mix, things get even more complicated. Even the injection site you chose makes a significant difference in a steroid's half life! For example, steroids injected in the butt are metabolized at a different rate than steroids injected in another muscle like the delt.
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Originally Posted by shield11
