build up of AAS

[SilverTest]

hey guys ,

ok i have a very specific question.

if a guy has ZERO test ok ? shoots 125 mg of test e/week for example , how many injections and how many weeks until he gets to a high normal level of testosterone ?

i know its different between each person , but in general .

also , another question , the actual active mg's released per day stay active for how long ??

[LATS60]

hey guys ,

ok i have a very specific question.

if a guy has ZERO test ok ? shoots 125 mg of test e/week for example , how many injections and how many weeks until he gets to a high normal level of testosterone ?

i know its different between each person , but in general .

also , another question , the actual active mg's released per day stay active for how long ??

48-72 hrs.
Don't understand what you are asking in the second Q.

[SilverTest]

48-72 hrs.
Don't understand what you are asking in the second Q.

hey lats thanx lots mate.

in the second question i am asking about the actual ACTIVE MG'S that are released per day , how much time do they stay in the body when they are released , do they stay until the second day ....3rd day ???etc..
or are they just the actual active ones for ONE day .

i dont know if you understood me , if not i will elaborate more.

[LATS60]

hey lats thanx lots mate.

in the second question i am asking about the actual ACTIVE MG'S that are released per day , how much time do they stay in the body when they are released , do they stay until the second day ....3rd day ???etc..
or are they just the actual active ones for ONE day .

i dont know if you understood me , if not i will elaborate more.

Well in the case of test e the elimination half life is around 10 days, this is obviously dose dependant.
What happens is that within 72hrs plasma testosterone levels have peaked, over the next 10 days these levels will slowly fall of till you reach the elimination half life.
Try the endo sites, you should be able to find a graph that will show the release rate over the active life of the compound, i got a freakin trojan the other week and lost all my database.

[LATS60]

This graph shows the release rate of test e after an IM injection of 100mg.

[SilverTest]

thanks a lot lats , from where did you get the graph can you give me a link please?

[SilverTest]

also , what is the nM for testosterone concentration , whats that in ng/dl ?

[LATS60]

Simplest one i could find mate, should help.
your testosterone (steroid hormone) has a molecular weight of 288.43 g/mol, so the conversion is

1 nmol/L = (nmol/L)(mol/10^9 nmol)(L/10dL)(288.43g/mol)(10^9ng/g)

1 nmol/L = (1/10^9)(1/10)(288.43)(10^9) ng/dL

1nmol/L = 28.843 ng/dL

in short. the medical unit conversion is 10% of molecular weight. example the glucose (C6H12O6) molecular weight is 180.16 g/mol. the conversion is simply

1 mmol/L = 10% (180.16) mg/dL
1 mmol/L = 18.016 mg/dL

similarly testosterone molecular weight is 288.43 g/mol, therefore

1nmol/L = 10 % (288.43) ng/dL
1nmol/L = 28.843 ng/dL