please forgive me if this information has already been covered in a sticky. i have read through practically all of them in each forum and have not found the information i was looking for. if there is a sticky covering this topic, please link it here or direct me to it and i will be happy to read it as well.
My question is this, how do you determine what is a healthy, acceptable range of total gains from a cycle of aas?
i do understand that this cannot be precise, particularly without regards to the aas involved as well as the individual stats, so for discussion purposes let's assume the following:
very healthy athletic male, 40+ who engages in a weight training program of 3 days on 1 day off. very brief cardio sessions immediately follow a 1 hour max weight training session and cardio consists entirely of sprints in beach sand. further, approximately 2 hours each day spent in low impact athletic activity.
assuming that the diet consists entirely of unprocessed foods and that no salt, sugar or carbonated beverage of any type is ever consumed. raw vegetables and fruits, chicken breast, tuna, hard boiled eggs, pork tenderloin and greek yogurt, almonds walnuts pumpkin seeds and dried cranberry, ascenta liquid fish oil and whole fresh coconut (water, meat and oil) make up the bulk of the daily menu. further, assume that maintenance is reached on a daily basis as there has been no change in weight (160 lbs) for a number of adult years.
consider then that one engages in an aas protocol consisting of 500mg test enth (250x2) each week plus 25mg of danabol (5mgx5)daily as well as increasing the daily menu by adding 1 additional meal (either brown rice with chicken breast and kale and fried in coconut oil, or 1tbsp peanut butter with unsweetened yogurt) to bring the calorie count to maintenance plus 2-300 per day. approximately 8 liters of water each day inclusive of 2 whole coconuts, as well as 4 cups green tea.
operating under those assumptions, what would you consider to be a "typical" expectation of total weight gained during the first four weeks of this aas protocol (basically the danabol phase)? again, if there is already a thread specifically covering this topic please direct me to it as i'd be happy to read it, and thank you all for sharing your time and experience.