MWF injections
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briandward1
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What compound?
LMuscle
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Test enanthate
mjkripped
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I don't understand why people choose to first pin in morning the second in the evening and all blah blah... test e remains in the system for long so while in hrt it is injected every 10 days or so... but we use it every 3 day so it actually it doesn't matter whether u do it in the evening or morning.. just my opinion.
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sammpedd88
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I would stick to morning injections. I wouldn't inject in the evening. May cause a little sleeplessness.
sammpedd88
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Anyone on HRT that injects every 10 days or so is on a very old and failed protocol.
Injecting in the evening can cause sleeplessness in some people. The body naturally is at its peak as far as testosterone in the morning, then the levels naturally drop off.
briandward1
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If you're pinning 3x week with a long ester I wouldn't really sweat it. With only 2x week I prefer to dose in the morning one day then the 3.5 days later (so Monday am and Thursday pm) just to keep blood levels as even as possible. Only pinning once per week with test e would be a bummer.
LMuscle
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Yeah the night injections were keeping me awake. I've been doing the bi-weekly injections for a long time, but they give me anxiety. The 3x weekly injections have helped out a lot by keeping the peak level a little lower, I really miss testosterone propionate though. Nightly prop shots are the way to go for sure.
booneman77
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with test e, inj every 3 days, it doesnt matter at all whether its moring or night outside of possible sleep issues (which would have nothing to do with the actual test, but just in your head/excitement/anxiety).
literally makes zero difference hormonally in that timeframe
literally makes zero difference hormonally in that timeframe
sammpedd88
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Side effect of test e is insomnia. Same with all forms of test. It's always better to inject in the morning or early afternoon.
booneman77
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Why/how? With such a long ester, it's not even going to be active immediately...
sammpedd88
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I personally noticed this with Androgel when I first started TRT. When I switched to injections I still noticed a slight energetic feeling on my injection days especially if I did it in the evenings near bed time. Not a huge rush but comparable to recently having a little caffeine.
Even though it's a long ester it still hits the blood stream very quickly. All test does. If it didn't, then they wouldn't have you hold off on injecting when you go get labs done.
booneman77
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So basically you got excited ha... test is simply not a stimulant. Otherwise every time you body released any, you'd also get amped up.
It's adrenaline that's causing this, not test. That said, it really doesn't matter. If it gets you amped, don't take it at bedtime. It's just not physiologically the test that's to blame
sammpedd88
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Don't twist my words. It didn't get me amped. I had trouble sleeping when using test, even coming off a 12 hour night shift. I stopped taking it before bed and didn't have the problem. It wasn't adrenaline. I know test is not a stimulant. I never said it was.
Question for you....are you on TRT?
booneman77
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Nope. Didn't twist your words at all, just took them exactly at face value. If it's not a stimulant, and the hormone itself can't cause anxiety, the administration process and its effect, not the hormone, is to blame.
sammpedd88
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Anxiety is a side effect of exogenous test. Look it up.
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You didn't answer my question....are you on TRT?
booneman77
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Yeah... that's not saying it causes anxiety at all... that's saying "if you experience them". Could be an interaction, etc etc.
Also, The first word in my post was the answer ha. Nope.
sammpedd88
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Ha is a word to represent laughter, not an answer of no. Also the FDA doesn't list side effects on medication randomly. They list side effects based on what individuals have experienced while taking said medication. Again, your reading comprehension is very poor. I never said it will cause anxiety, I said it can, meaning there's a possibility no matter how remote the chances. There's many guys on here that are on TRT that have experienced anxiety issues from test injections. People react different to TRT as well as any medication. So if you're not on TRT then why are you on a TRT forum? If you're into doing cycles of gear then why don't you stick to those forums? If you're not on TRT then you have nothing to offer to a TRT forum unless you're a Dr, but I don't need to ask that question.
booneman77
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Apparently it's your reading comprehension that's bad...
Look at the post you were referring to above: the first word: "nope."... not "ha".
And where in his original post does it say he's talking trt? Oh yeah, it doesn't. Most guys talking about injecting test 3x/wk and not knowing the best way to do it are talking cycles, not trt. If you're on trt, especially if it's prescribed, you should a) have a doc telling you how and when to administer and b) understand why
Seems totally logical to me to assume this was an uneducated question by someone either self administering or cycling.
And no, I'm not a doctor, and obviously neither are you, so don't try to play that card. Being on trt doesn't mean you know any more than someone who has just as much experience administering test as well as potentially has done more research since they didn't have a doctor telling them what to do and how to do it safely and responsibly.
sammpedd88
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He's on TRT. I've been on this site for a few years and am familiar with some of the guys on here. The Anti-Aging section is used for TRT, not cycling. The moderators used to move any cycling questions out of the TRT threads. Being on TRT does give me knowledge of TRT over someone that's not on TRT. I researched everything I could get my hands on until I found a Dr that was worth a ****. Having a good Dr is key to TRT. I was more knowledgeable than my urologist, who originally treated me.
A good TRT Dr will tell you not to inject any type of test late in the evening. It's better to inject in the morning of early afternoon. I never claimed to know everything about TRT or test, but I damn sure can back up what I say I know.
A good TRT Dr will tell you not to inject any type of test late in the evening. It's better to inject in the morning of early afternoon. I never claimed to know everything about TRT or test, but I damn sure can back up what I say I know.