
Originally Posted by
magic32
This thread raises a very good question, and I'm of the opinion that one should never be chastised for genuine inquisitiveness. However, the inability to assimilate new or different information because it is such would be tantamount to stupidity, so let us hope that's not the case here and that paradigm shifts are welcomed.
It appears that you're seeking a solitary definitive answer when the actual one is rather ubiquitous.
That is to say, several members (Booz, Merc, Kfrost, Amorph and Andro) have posited wholly valid INDEPENDENT reasons for the superiority of a the Test only first cycle, which you've repeatedly jettisoned with very little regard. If examined COLLECTIVELY, it becomes apparent that these reasons form a very compelling argument, as well as implicitly answer your question:
The very nature of experimentation, with anything, dictates one begins low and progresses accordingly...Booz.
Similarly, sides are variable and can be quite individual, thus knowing how you react to a single compound, and then slowly progressing into more elaborate cocktails is merely the application of wisdom...Androbolic.
(note: there are far more possible side effects than the documented probable estrogenic ones. Evidence of this can be found in a search for "ALLERGIC REACTIONS".)
As illustrated by Kfrost, Merc and Amorphic great success can be achieved with very little of this singular compound, making diversity and/or abundance immaterial at such an early stage.
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Originally Posted by Serotonin
I guess my main point was yes, Test alone yields good results but couldn't they be better?
Possibly but not necessarily!
Based on the study of its development, which is strikingly similar to that of growth spurts in children, only so much muscle can be readily manufactured regardless of the compounds and dosages applied. Therefore, it would behoove one not to overdo usage, but rather adhere to a 'less is more' philosophy.
Additionally, as depicted by Booz above, one of the goals of aas use is longevity. Consequently, and I see from the disdain you held for Kfrost's very colorful analogies that you're not a fan of them, but nevertheless your suggestion is reminiscent of a distance runner who OVER exerts to gain an early lead...in a very very long race.