Could someone cycle injectables like this?

[nattydisaster]

If the half life of test e is approx 5 days, then technically couldnt you stick once every five days. The way i figure, take a 12 week 500mg/week test e cycle. In 12 weeks you use 6000mg Test e. That means you are supplementing 72mg per day (not really, but mathematically speaking). So, instead of sticking 250mg every 3.5 days, why not stick 375mg every 5 days? This would make for 7 less shots per cycle, and no difference in the amount of test serum in your blood at all times...right?

Idk...i mean look at hrt/trt patients, a lot of them get weekly, bi-monthly shots.

 

[warnerve]

once a week shots for test e and cyp are common

 

[mattikus]

Some do once a week, some twice, some every five days. All have the same end result.

 

[dkkon1]

Who wants less injects???? Call me sick but i look forward to too it everyday.

 

[jminis]

I know many who do this. E3,4,and 5 day shots. Especially with cyp, EQ, Deca, ect....

 

[pistonpump]

the best way to cycle is probably by days....like day 1-30 dbol 1-100 test-e. Weeks arent too accurate but then again easier to keep track i guess but if you are logging i think it would be better to do it by days. So pinning by day # would be better imo but hardly anyone does it this way.... i mean by numbers.

 

[sportsbro21]

Who wants less injects???? Call me sick but i look forward to too it everyday.

hell ya! i love pining. its more of a pre work out booster than my no-shotgun haha

 

[witt51]

the best way to cycle is probably by days....like day 1-30 dbol 1-100 test-e. Weeks arent too accurate but then again easier to keep track i guess but if you are logging i think it would be better to do it by days. So pinning by day # would be better imo but hardly anyone does it this way.... i mean by numbers.

:goodpost:i completely agree. i run all supplements and cycles this way. i dont know why so many people get caught up in days of the week dosing.

 

[amalgum]

Idk...i mean look at hrt/trt patients, a lot of them get weekly, bi-monthly shots.

and these patients experience what is known as a "hormone roller coaster", shooting their levels all the way up and then crashing all the way back down. doctors are typically complete idiots when it comes to HRT, with a few exceptions here and there.

and yes you can do it the way you laid out.