Is 200 mg weekly enough? If you’ve researched common steroid dosing cycles, you probably already know that the average recommended starting cycle is 400 to 600 mg per week of your chosen testosterone ester or variant. In real life, given larger body weights and the fact that much of what is purchased underground is often of lesser quality than one would desire, you may end up with a cycle a bit stronger than the 400 to 600 mg per week recommended in steroid literature. This is acceptable, just so long as the increase is measured, the results are analyzed, and you don’t enter dangerous territory in terms of side effects. In other words, employ common sense and keep your safety as your top priority. At the same time, there is the potential for making very solid gains with far ...

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When discussing testosterone esters, it is important to know that an ester is a method of delivery - it's what actually carries the testosterone to the testosterone receptor sites within the body. So, an ester is like UPS to deliver testosterone. When people talk about using a certain amount of testosterone, say 400mg of testosterone, they are talking about the amounts of both the testosterone and the ester weights as well. So, if you are taking 500mg of Sustenon (a common testosterone) weekly, that is 500mg of Sustenon / testosterone a week and everyone knows that it is not actually 500mg of testosterone, but it's how it's expressed. So while 500mg Sustenon (or testosterone) may be about 352mg of testosterone, you express it as 500mg/ week. Certain types of testosterone have more actual testosterone than others do, so it's tricky. You ...

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Testosterone enanthate is a compound with which all bodybuilders – natural or not – should become familiar. If you’re using steroids now, there’s a strong likelihood you are already using (or possibly should be using) testosterone enanthate. It’s the most effective testosterone ester. If you’re a natural, and you may use steroids one day, then it’s useful to learn more about it now. And, if you’re a lifetime natural, the chances are good that you’ll one day experience the need for testosterone supplementation. Surprisingly, testosterone enanthate isn’t just used for men seeking to gain muscle, or replace dwindling T levels. It’s also prescribed for both women and small children, to help with growth deficiencies. They receive smaller doses, of course. But it works to illustrate just how flexible and wide-ranging the uses are. Users of ...

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Many readers of bodybuilding magazines and websites often spend hours learning the positive effects of testosterone and other steroids upon the muscles of the. However, health issues related to steroids often take a distant second. At age 20 or 22, many new steroid users often feel invincible, and don’t worry about health of their organs, particularly their heart. As they grow older (and sagging testosterone levels make testosterone supplement a more and more necessary treatment), their health – particularly their heart health – becomes more and more of a concern. Fortunately, there is adequate evidence that testosterone supplementation actually helps heart health. Let’s learn more! First off, let’s be abundantly clear. If you take 10,000 mg of testosterone per week, you are putting your heart at risk. If you’re taking a high ...

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Most people familiar with bodybuilding or medicine, for that matter, are fairly aware of what testosterone is, and does. Even those without a strong background in the benefits of hormone replacement therapy can usually look at a big “muscle guy” and recognize they’re looking at a lot of testosterone. For those of us approaching 35, 40, 45, or beyond, it can be highly beneficial to step back and take a look at the true benefits of testosterone. It’s not just about being a big muscle guy – although testosterone can help you become bigger and stronger. New research is detailing just how effective testosterone can be for improving mental abilities as well – or is it? First, let’s run down the basic physical benefits of testosterone supplementation. Users will gain some lean muscle mass. Strength will ...

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If you’re twenty years old and reading this article, use it for research, but come back in five years for actual application. Your testosterone levels are already sky-high and moderate testosterone supplementation won’t benefit you much. Rather, it may tell your brain to slow it’s already very effective testosterone production. If you are a competitive bodybuilder reading this, use this knowledge later when you step back from your high-testosterone stack and seek something to moderately improve your suddenly-crashed T-levels. If you’re 30 or older, testosterone supplementation might be a solution for you. Many women in the post-menopausal phase fine testosterone supplementation to be useful as well for keeping body hormone levels in check. Testosterone is naturally produced in the body by the testes. How much testosterone is produced by them is controlled by the pituitary ...

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Our world population is aging. In just a few years, half of our world’s population will be over the age of fifty. As with all trends, opportunities arise for some to profit off of the change. A new slew of doctors, known as anti-aging specialists, have emerged and are presenting this new “silver boom” generation with a figurative “fountain of youth”. The resulting changes to this generation are creating a split, which will become more and more obvious as time passes. For tens of thousands of years, man has aged in the same pattern. He is born, experience puberty in the early teen years, peaks testosterone production by age twenty, then slowly declines in bone and muscle mass, as well as testosterone levels, for the remainder of his life. By age 50, some body functions ...

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Testosterone is often billed as the greatest thing since sliced bread. It’s the modern day fountain of youth. Giving men the ability to feel like 20-year old gods, despite the calendar stating they may be triple that age. The benefits of testosterone are many. The user gains strength and muscle mass. Body fat levels drop, and sexual thirst rises. The user feels energetic, strong, happy, positive, and above all, young. Testosterone is perfect, right? Maybe not. There are some expected side effects of testosterone use. The prostate experiences some growth, which can be dangerous for men over 40 whose prostates are already undergoing the second stage of growth that occurs at that age. Male pattern baldness may ...

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