Makes perfect sense. Thanks.
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Makes perfect sense. Thanks.
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So big mike, does this mean that any info ever posted on how prop works faster than e is bullshit? If E stays in the system longer, is it because enzymatic breakdown takes longer due to the longer ester, or is it because the longer ester prolongs emanation from the site of depot injection. If it's the later case, which I thought it was, the enzymes in the body would be able to eliminate the test more efficaciously as it was released, explaining the longer peak concentration time for E over prop. So what I'm saying is . . . how can an ester be longer lasting (as we've seen from emperical half lives of the various esters) and still act quickly. I don't see how the two can go together.
Or did I get it wrong altogether?
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