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[oldnsedentary]

numbere, good input, but good luck on figuring all of that out. I think the half life calculation is about as close as we can get to estimating clearance rates.

Anyway, none of those complicating factors is going to make the standard advice, "run testosterone two weeks longer than Deca" effective for recovery after a cycle running Deca. That timeline is just way too short.

[numbere]

numbere, good input, but good luck on figuring all of that out. I think the half life calculation is about as close as we can get to estimating clearance rates.

Anyway, none of those complicating factors is going to make the standard advice, "run testosterone two weeks longer than Deca" effective for recovery after a cycle running Deca. That timeline is just way too short.

If you want to make the statement that two weeks is not enough time for a cycle like dose of deca to clear your system that's completely valid and I agree.

In fairness I'll play devil's advocate by saying most advice on this form is to drop deca at lest two weeks before test.

Therefore when you add the two weeks off deca and a two week washout period for long estered test most on here are advising four weeks before starting PCT when using deca.

Again calculating amounts of exogenous hormone without reams of personalized lab data is extremely difficult for the average person and becomes more difficult the longer the ester.

For the sake of discussion lets imagin we have calculated the exact half life of deca, say twelve days, for an administered amout I'm an individual.

That calculated half life of twelve days is only applicable to the first round of decay.

This is due to the fact that esterified hormones are not radioactive isotopes.

Due to this after the first round of decay most drugs will be eliminated from your system in 2-3 half lives.

[oldnsedentary]

If you want to make the statement that two weeks is not enough time for a cycle like dose of deca to clear your system that's completely valid and I agree.

In fairness I'll play devil's advocate by saying most advice on this form is to drop deca at lest two weeks before test.

Therefore when you add the two weeks off deca and a two week washout period for long estered test most on here are advising four weeks before starting PCT when using deca.

Again calculating amounts of exogenous hormone without reams of personalized lab data is extremely difficult for the average person and becomes more difficult the longer the ester.

For the sake of discussion lets imagin we have calculated the exact half life of deca, say twelve days, for an administered amout I'm an individual.

That calculated half life of twelve days is only applicable to the first round of decay.

This is due to the fact that esterified hormones are not radioactive isotopes.

Due to this after the first round of decay most drugs will be eliminated from your system in 2-3 half lives.

I do not want to go back and forth with you. I will just leave it at this. I followed the advice that you say "is most advice on this forum." It sucked.

I have also done it the other way that I advocate, which I acknowledged goes against the grain.

I have personally done it both ways, and I observed which method worked and which method did not. That is better than whichever advice is given out "most."