When it comes to cycling steroids not many things are set in stone. There are often more than one correct way to run any given aas at any given stage in your “career,” whether you are a competing bodybuilder or simply using anabolics to reach the level you wish to personally be at. As you guessed, in this particular instance I’m referring to blended test.
Now I have read The Iron Game’s thread on sustanon and why you shouldn’t use it maybe 50 times by now. And I still agree with him for the most part. It is true that if you wish to maintain the most stable blood levels, which in turn lower sides and maximize the effect of the sust, you must shoot it often enough to utilize the short esters in the gear. ED or EOD is best.
What is untrue is that you simply must run sustanon ED or EOD. On this board alone there must be thousands of guys who have run sustanon only injecting twice per week (which I may remind you was the standard in the not too distant past) and had no problems with sides, or making gains. In fact on average I’d say most first through maybe third time sust users often gain anywhere between 15-25lbs running a dose anywhere near 500mg/week for 10-13 weeks. Most often the only sides you hear them complaining about is bloat and painful injections.
So I started this thread for the new sust users. To let you all know that when you post your sust cycle there will be many people telling you that you have to run sust EOD for it to work. This is just not true. If you like, I’ll start a thread asking how many sust users have cycled using only bi-weekly injections and what their gains and sides were and of the members who are still active I guarantee you there will be many guys who chime in saying they made great gains with little to no sides with bi-weekly injections.
There is more than one way to skin a cat they say. And certainly running steroids are no different. Now, for the more advanced users of blended test, I don’t see why you wouldn’t inject more frequently. Especially as the dose you run gets higher it simply doesn’t make sense to not run sust ED or EOD. I just want the newbies to know that they have more options than frequent injections when it comes to blended test. That’s all I’m trying to say.