Does front loading work?

**MrO_55** · 12-02-2010, 08:56 AM

Ive been reading up on front loading, and the science behind it seems to prove it would indeed work, i would just like some insight from those of you who have front loaded if you felt your drugs kick in quicker.

All I will do is simply double the dose of my long estered injectables (test e and EQ). This way instead of running a 12 week cycle, i can cut it down to 10.

So my idea is:

Week 1:
test E 1500mg
EQ1200mg

weeks 2-10:
Test e 750mg
EQ 600mg

Since the half life of these compounds is 7 days (10 for the EQ). After the end of the first week my blood levels would be exactly where i need them to be.

Would this work?

**Bigmax** · 12-02-2010, 08:59 AM

Yes it would work...frontloading works ...try it and see..

**stpete** · 12-02-2010, 09:06 AM

Yeah, it works but i think that 1500mgs of test is a little too much. I mean, there's only so much a person can do and it wouldn't matter if you did 5000mgs, your gains will still be the same.
I'd be happy to do 1000mgs of each.

**MrO_55** · 12-02-2010, 09:21 AM

awesome! thanks for the replies guys!

as for the high doses, since the half life of test e is 1 week. You must double your "planned" dose to achieve that blood level after 1 week right?

Test E 1500mg injection: After 1 week blood level= 750mg which is the dose i want to run.

This would be correct right? lol now im confused. is 1500mg too much?

**redz** · 12-02-2010, 10:01 AM

I didnt really notice any difference when I tried it but lots of people seem to like doing it.

**stpete** · 12-02-2010, 10:10 AM

Why not try prop instead? Short ester that hits fast and is out of the system fast. I wouldn't do 1500mgs but that's just me. I'd feel like i was wasting some of my juice.

**tims1** · 12-02-2010, 10:58 AM

i only front load in all my cycles

**Bonaparte** · 12-03-2010, 02:36 AM

It will work. I would just be worried about potential side effects from those doses right off the bat.
Large doses of EQ can cause anxiety and panic attacks in some.
A sudden large increase in test levels can cause ettiocaolanone flu (test flu). Ettiocaolanone is a metabolite of testosterone (and similar compounds) which can trigger an immune reaction if the body senses a spike of it.