Originally posted by Madmax
bro i would shoot the test on mon and thur 250mg and then shoot 150mg deca on mon and thur....and put them in the same syrnge...Madmax...
I totally agree with Mad Max on this one. Even though both drugs have a long half life relatively speaking, you will find blood levels to be more consistent with bi-weekly injections. For instance, we know test E has a half life of 7-10 days. Using the example of 200mg test E taken once weekly- when first injected, you will get a rise and peak in blood levels within 1-2 days. Once you get this peak it will gradually begin to decline to basal levels (depending on actual dosage taken) in about 10-14 days. Using the 200 mg dosage and a half life of 7 days, at approximately day 7 you would have 100 mg left in the serum, and at day 14 you would have 50 (this may be considered basl) mg left and so on. It would only make sense that increased doses would take longer to reach actual basal levels (ie, if 400 mg were taken, than using a half life of 7 days, at day 7 you would expect to see 200mg serum concentration). I am not sure how well AAS follow linear kinetics, and I am sure they can't at higher levels. But anyways, my point is that you experience this huge spike or peak in blood levels within 1-2 days, which gradually declines (I wish I could say in a totally linear manner, but this may not be the case. We will consider it here for simplicity). Regardless, you can maintain more steady blood levels by preventing these peaks and troughs. If you were to graph it out, you would want to see a steady incline from time 0, which is injection time, until the peak is hit. Accordingly you would expect a gradual decline over a course of days, but the extent of this decline is what will determine the actual effects (or lack of) observed. You don't want levels to drop to low. I feel that by using by weekly injections with both enanthate and deca you can optimize this "window" to avoid more dramatic changes in blood levels. Consistency is the key, we want "steady" blood levels, not fluctuating blood levels. We always want to avoid erradic peaks and troughs, because it in no way helps to maintain steady blood levels. But, this is not to say you won't get good results using once weekly injections, because you still would. But I think this could be optimized by using bi-weekly injects. Whatever your total weekly dosage is of both compounds, divide this by 2 then mix them together in the same syringe and have at it