supraphysiological or just psychological?

[akaz13]

I shot 250mg of test E yesterday (my 1st cycle ever).

I just got through w/ a work out. I was a somewhat light day, just to get reps on squat and DL. I work out in a gym w/ no A/C.

It was hot as hell, but I am fresh as a daisy. Just the other day, I was worn out after light bench. It was hotter, but still.

This being my 1st cycle, I have my normal levels of test & the supped levels. Does anyone else buy into the supraphysiological theory or is it more of a psychological thing?

Also, it feels like I was kicked in the thigh at injection spot, but other than that it was a non-factor in the work out. But I do feel it, if the thigh gets stretched a lot.

[NATE0406]

if you are asking if the results that you are getting are all in your head then the answer is yes. the test e hasnt even began to really kick in.

the pain from injections will subside with time. you will get used to the injection process.

[Peducho0113]

It is too soon to feel the test, Injection pain is normal but I will better with time.

[NATE0406]

It is too soon to feel the test, Injection pain is normal but I will better with time.

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[akaz13]

if you are asking if the results that you are getting are all in your head then the answer is yes. the test e hasnt even began to really kick in.

Well, I thought that was the deal that you woudn't get immediate results and ran search for about how long before there were noticeable results.

This was thrown out:

1 Week libido changes
2 Weeks appetite
3 Weeks you will notice strength increase
4 Weeks LBM

Which someone had told me, too. But then someone was going on about the supraphysiological thing. So I asked...

the pain from injections will subside with time. you will get used to the injection process.

It is too soon to feel the test, Injection pain is normal but I will better with time.

Yea, I went through some BS yesterday trying to get everything down. I was geeked up to do it, but had never seen anyone do it...

The dude just dropped it in my lap and rolled. It's cool though, because now I know how to do it and would rather be able to do it on my own anyway, since I am pretty particular about things.

At first I forget to aspirate, so I pulled out and did it again... The needle itself didn't hurt at all. I was going to fast at one point and that hurt, so I went slower & it seemed to take forever....

But overall everything went good after I realized that I was trying to draw too fast too. I didn't run it under warm water either, would that have thinned it a little so it woud have shot a little quicker?