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Intresting test e blood test

kamil089

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Started test e 4 days before blood tes. Just 1ml which is 250mg

Results came in today.
So 4 days after 1 shot my testosterone was double normal range and etro a bit elevated.

Hmmm seems it doesnt take 4-6 werks for test to work of after 4 days and 1 shot of 250mg my testosterone is move than double
 
... you’re convoluting the ideas of immediate effects, noticeable effects, and noticeable results.
 
Old Witch said:
Test E is a long ester like cypionate.
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People call it long but I don’t think it is. It is shown to raise Test very quickly. I know it’s no proprionate but still, with such a short half life it raises Test super quick. I was eluding to the fact that OP was expecting it to take weeks to raise his Test
 
When people say it takes a couple weeks to kick in they’re not talking about serum numbers... not really. It does take time for a truly supraphysiological dose to build up, though. After week three on 500mg you’re up around 750mg still waiting to clear, and that about when it kicks in. Meaning you feel it and it becomes performance enhancing.

Really, it kicks in right away, as far as free and total test are concerned. They will rise from the moment you pin, because the esters are not simply a time release mechanism, but it’s not meaningful until it builds up, and you won’t feel a thing until esters start being cleaved away to leave active chemical.
 
Old Witch said:
... you’re convoluting the ideas of immediate effects, noticeable effects, and noticeable results.
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Exactly.

One pin of testE will peak in blood levels within 48hrs of the shot.

But the effects of pinning testE may not noticeably manifest til weeks later after multiple shots.
 
Actually to be exact; test e, when taken IM, has an absorption half life of 3h and a terminal half life of 114h.

So yes 4 days after a shot, your blood levels will be elevated. As Old Witch said, it takes a while for test to accumulate at it's maximal concentration but this is not a night and day difference, comparing for instance blood levels at week two or week 4 when it peaks.

Test like any other aas starts working asap, it's just that the results are visible a bit later as test is not that strong of an anabolic. But the mental sides you can notice much quicker. This will depend though on how much 5alpha reductase enzymes you have. If you convert to DHT a lot and quickly, you will feel the mental sides quite quickly. If not, a bit later and a bit less.
 
Vikingbro said:
People call it long but I don’t think it is. It is shown to raise Test very quickly. I know it’s no proprionate but still, with such a short half life it raises Test super quick. I was eluding to the fact that OP was expecting it to take weeks to raise his Test
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What do you consider a long ester then? Just undecanoate?
 
Jinsun said:
Actually to be exact; test e, when taken IM, has an absorption half life of 3h and a terminal half life of 114h.

So yes 4 days after a shot, your blood levels will be elevated. As Old Witch said, it takes a while for test to accumulate at it's maximal concentration but this is not a night and day difference, comparing for instance blood levels at week two or week 4 when it peaks.

Test like any other aas starts working asap, it's just that the results are visible a bit later as test is not that strong of an anabolic. But the mental sides you can notice much quicker. This will depend though on how much 5alpha reductase enzymes you have. If you convert to DHT a lot and quickly, you will feel the mental sides quite quickly. If not, a bit later and a bit less.
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It's not really an accumulation. If you test again in 4 weeks the number will be nearly the same. The physiological response is what takes weeks to occur.
 
Glycomann said:
It's not really an accumulation. If you test again in 4 weeks the number will be nearly the same. The physiological response is what takes weeks to occur.
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Yes, that's basically what I said :) But the accumulation of test in serum will be different in week 2 or in week 4. It's just the difference isn't that huge.
 
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