yes,try to get also hgh and use it, i like humantropin or somatropin
First of all... Thanks for all the good info.
Ok, so I'm getting my ducks in a row and I need more expert advice. I'll be getting all lab work and etc done this week and filling scripts. Obviously, based on these results, I'll make a decision as to what exactly I'm going to do. But based on what I feel like my labs are I've got an idea as to the game plan.
I've decided that cyp is the way to go. I'm thinking 200mg/wk split 100 E3-4D. Suggestions to raise/lower/adjust dosing and schedule?
Should I stick with this dose forever? Should I run on/off of it?
Should I run an AI? Suggestions for AI?
I've read some about running HGH with the test. Semorelin or tev tropin? Dosage?
Thanks for the info
yes,try to get also hgh and use it, i like humantropin or somatropin
Thanks...
One more question for now. SC or IM injections?
Either can be taken subcutaneously or IM.
250mg weekly on the cyp minimum and no HGH until you get IGF-1 levels tested.
Heavy Iron,
Would you have a preference for IM or SC for the test?
What about an AI or HCG?
Would you recommend any off time or a steady 250mg/wk?
Thanks again
Here is my subcutaneous aas log guys;
http://www.ironmagazineforums.com/an...njections.html
I run AI's all the time. On low dose HRT you probably can start around 0.5mg 3 times weekly but only labs will dial you in.
HCG is 500iu twice weekly.
I let labs dictate off time. There are a lot of variables like natty total T levels to begin with as well as RBC's, Hemoglobin and Hematrocrit.
My natty levels were above 300ng/dl and Hematocrit tends to rise so some time off is fine. I will usually run PCT drugs so I don't crash into the ground. If my natty levels were below 200ng/dl I would probably not come off ever. I have done test cream cruises and subc cruises as well though.
You make it sound like test is the only function of the HTPA!
Sadly, I am aware that many docs won't treat as long as test is "normal" - even if that means it's at the bottom of the range and even when there are obvious symptoms of hypogonadism (elevated blood lipids, abdominal obesity, syndrome x, depression, ED) - but then, look at all the meds you can promote by slapping band-aids on symptoms!
But I shouldn't diss Big Pharma. That would be wrong.