What is your favorite kickstart oral?

[MuscleScience]

Compounds compete for the Same binding receptor, there is only one. This is called competitive inhibition, the more compounds you run the less effective the properties of each is. In effect, the strongest compound will block the weaker binding compounds. Secondly another physiological principle called the law of diminished returns dictates that the body can only react to a certain compound more strongly to a point. After that there is no increase in dose response but could be an increase in undesired effects.

[ilovejuice]

for example? literally monday/wednesday/friday/sunday/tuesday/thursday/saturday....so on and so forth?

[AD]

for example? literally monday/wednesday/friday/sunday/tuesday/thursday/saturday....so on and so forth?

yup, quite a pain isn't it

[ilovejuice]

yup, quite a pain isn't it

I feel like a pin cushion already

[AsEpSiS]

OP....after only running two cycles, there's NO need to run all of these compounds.

[ilovejuice]

yup, quite a pain isn't it

in that case should i may it simple, 100mg test 100mg npp eod?

[Docd187123]

Compounds compete for the Same binding receptor, there is only one. This is called competitive inhibition, the more compounds you run the less effective the properties of each is. In effect, the strongest compound will block the weaker binding compounds. Secondly another physiological principle called the law of diminished returns dictates that the body can only react to a certain compound more strongly to a point. After that there is no increase in dose response but could be an increase in undesired effects.

Do you really think though that saturation is going to be an issue with the dosages he's taking?

[austinite]

Do you really think though that saturation is going to be an issue with the dosages he's taking?

absolutely not.

[ilovejuice]

absolutely not.

Is that you in your avatar? If so good work!

[slfmade]

Is that you in your avatar? If so good work!

It's his mom.

[Docd187123]

absolutely not.

Neither do I

[MuscleScience]

Do you really think though that saturation is going to be an issue with the dosages he's taking?

Yep, especially since this is like his 3rd cycle. Over time you get up regulation of the AR receptor. If he was running Tren E absolutely, short esters help like npp. But again, that's a lot of compounds. Think of it like this, why do we run estrogen blockers when we get sides from test. The SERM goes and binds strongly to the estrogen receptor and blocks estrogen from binding thus blocking the sides for excessive E. It's also the basis of treatment for breast cancer.