Hmm.... what's the most test cyp anyone has ever SAFELY taken?

[dan991]

So... I'm at 240 mg a week test cyp. Been doing that for about 5 months now- blood levels hover between 800-900...

A buddy of mine asked me... how high is too high... as in "deadly" or "damaging"... left me wondering what would happen if i doubled or tripled my dose..... thoughts?

I never thought about it... been following docs orders and the blood work.

[JohnnyVegas]

You should do a lot of reading. Tripling your dose would put your around 750mg/wk which is safe, but completely unnecessary for a first cycle.

To answer your question, I have no idea. Pro bodybuilders use grams per week, but it wouldn't be all Test and probably wouldn't be long ester.

[TennTarheel]

What exactly are you asking? How much test you can take per week without dying? Or are you just asking what a reasonable blast cycle level would be and how long?

There are so many ways to answer the broad question, so if you could narrow it down and be specific as to what you are contemplating, it'll be a lot easier to answer

[MuscleInk]

I'm not sure of toxicology in humans, but the material data sheets we have for test-cyp in the office reports an LD50 of 1g/kg in mice.

Check with Boneparte. If anyone knew, I would suspect he would.

[dan991]

What I'm asking is how high could a person go before test levels in your blood are causing irreversible damage or death. There has to be a certain point where your body becomes toxic/overwhelmed with the amount of T in your bloodstream. Just wondering what point that actually happens. Granted long term use above therapeutic levels can cause liver damage, etc., etc., etc... but if you were to blast 1G in I'm wondering what would happen.

We were discussing all this because I remember watching a video in gym class in high school where they showed this dude on roids and one day he started getting bloody noses and then he had a heart attack. No idea how accurate the video was, nor what the dude was on in the video. This was an "over a beer" discussion we were having when we were discussing my TRT.

[dan991]

... found an answer to this question

[JohnnyVegas]

We were discussing all this because I remember watching a video in gym class in high school where they showed this dude on roids and one day he started getting bloody noses and then he had a heart attack. No idea how accurate the video was, nor what the dude was on in the video. This was an "over a beer" discussion we were having when we were discussing my TRT.

High blood pressure is a side effect, especially when not managing your E2.

[dan991]

Right... but at what point will test levels be so high that bad things happen quickly... quickly being the key word (i.e. not years).

[pro2550]

Curious to know the answer you got

[SEOINAGE]

Going to be different for everyone and depend how good you manage various factors. This is more of an aas question anyways