How To Research Help

[numbere]

You have a lot of reading ahead of you, at least 60 hours.

Your best bet is to come to this forum every day and read.

There's a lot of horrible outdated information both outside this form and in old posts on this forum.

Imo stick to reading threads here that are less than five years old and only use outside sources when you want to read more in depth into a subject.

The least expensive place to get blood work is by your doctor and covered through your insurance, but depending on your location private labs are likely your best option.

Ideally a first cycle should be test e or c.

[Coffeehead]

You have a lot of reading ahead of you, at least 60 hours.

Your best bet is to come to this forum every day and read.

There's a lot of horrible outdated information both outside this form and in old posts on this forum.

Imo stick to reading threads here that are less than five years old and only use outside sources when you want to read more in depth into a subject.

The least expensive place to get blood work is by your doctor and covered through your insurance, but depending on your location private labs are likely your best option.

Ideally a first cycle should be test e or c.

This.

I'm on my first cycle and I can't even tell you how many hours I put in before I felt comfortable testing the waters of AAS. Take your time, get your ducks in a row, educate yourself, then dive in head first. To do so prematurely would be a very bad decision that you may have to live with.