why so long?

[goaheadandhitme]

why does it take so long to feel the effects of Hormonal changes such as test? Most of the stuff I have read says you can change your blood levels in a matter of days, but to actually feel the difference, takes at least a month, best case scenario. (A stickey, or link, will do?)

[Johny-too-small]

Obviously you've never ran prop...lol.

[Prada]

Its dependent of the dose and ester used. Naturally, Test suspension will be "felt" faster the Test Enanthate. It also depends on what you mean by "feel".

[Amorphic]

Its dependent of the dose and ester used. Naturally, Test suspension will be "felt" faster the Test Enanthate. It also depends on what you mean by "feel".

exactly, something like test susp or fast acting orals such as drol will be felt very quickly. the ester dictates how quickly the steroid is released into the bloodstream

[goaheadandhitme]

way cool, that explains a lot....by "feel" I mean, a notable difference in the overall sense of well being. Or the point where the effects are unmistakably the result of the substance you've taken...

[scaramouche]

week 1-2 with base week 2 with prop anywhere between week 4-6 with enth/cyp

[goaheadandhitme]

week 1-2 with base week 2 with prop anywhere between week 4-6 with enth/cyp

ok thats just hard to understand.

It is really a moot point as I'm not positive what the injection was, but I am going to find out.

[Prada]

Did you actually start your cycle? What is it?

[goaheadandhitme]

Did you actually start your cycle? What is it?

no i'm on hrt. got my first shot last week, but I just assumed that the injection was test-e, and I didn't get the chance to ask the nurse (real piece of work) any questions. plus I didn't know that it didn't start "working" right then. (shrug) So tommorow I'l call and ask them what and how much, exatly. The doc seemed to want to get my levels up asap, so now I'm not sure what he gave me.

[rock75]

2 posts mentioning that you have no idea what it was your doctor injected you with - i can understand not knowing what you inject when you use UGL's but from your doc there should never be any doubt

[goaheadandhitme]

2 posts mentioning that you have no idea what it was your doctor injected you with - i can understand not knowing what you inject when you use UGL's but from your doc there should never be any doubt

like I said I just assumed it was test-e

I think the doc got sidetracked, figured the nurse would do her job.

I was pretty happy with the scripts.

It's hard to explain, the way it happened. But the whole visit lasted about 4 minutes.