Quote Originally Posted by flenser View Post
No, actually getting stronger was a surprise, and I didn't mean to imply you said that I wouldn't. Your main argument against cycling at high bf levels seems to be aromatase, though, which shouldn't happen with mast - or at least that's my understanding. I am ready to learn I'm making a serious mistake (hopefully before suffering the consequences), or I wouldn't have posted : )

I plan on getting blood work in 2 more weeks, and I'm very interested in your opinions.
Mast retained a bit of inhibitory properties after conversion, but is no way worth being a primary aromatase inhibitor. Although 100mg in my case is my TRT dose, which I would not require an inhibitor at all. So yeah, low doses may not result in high aromatase (not common for someone age 50 btw). But you have other issues to attend to, masteron can wreck your lipids, you also need to watch your blood pressure as that's a serious concern when cycling at 20%.

It's really no secret. No matter how you look at it, it's unhealthy to cycle at high body fat, period. And yes, 20% is too fat. We also have to remember, the number of folks responsible to their own bodies is less than 5%. So articles like this are generally to help the 95% that want instant gratification without any regard to thier health.

Blood work is always key, but won't always save you.