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FRONTLOADING: Reality or Myth?
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trenbolone
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Just a quick question for you "front-load gurus" 
Started my cycle today, but just want to know whether this is ok or should I do a frontloading dose on wk2 as well;
wk1: cyp 1000mg, EQ 1200mg
wk2-10: cyp 500mg, EQ 600mg
(wk2-4 anadrol 50mg ED... maybe...)
(Injection days are monday and thursday, so I inject half the week's dosage on monday and the other half on thursday... is this OK when frontloading?)
Started my cycle today, but just want to know whether this is ok or should I do a frontloading dose on wk2 as well;
wk1: cyp 1000mg, EQ 1200mg
wk2-10: cyp 500mg, EQ 600mg
(wk2-4 anadrol 50mg ED... maybe...)
(Injection days are monday and thursday, so I inject half the week's dosage on monday and the other half on thursday... is this OK when frontloading?)
wildmonkey
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frontloading
I have never used the frontloading techniqiue i am starting the cycle below in a few weeks
25mg dianabol 4 weeks
300mg/wk deca 10 weeks
500mg/wk sust 10 weeks
400mg/wk eq 10 weeks
clomid
what kinda dosages would i run to frontload this cycle??
I have never used the frontloading techniqiue i am starting the cycle below in a few weeks
25mg dianabol 4 weeks
300mg/wk deca 10 weeks
500mg/wk sust 10 weeks
400mg/wk eq 10 weeks
clomid
what kinda dosages would i run to frontload this cycle??
Front Loading is a big reality...
Part 1...
When you front load you are basically trying to get your plasma levels of gear up to the optimal range for whatever dose you are taking.
Say you are taking 10mg of test a week (for ease of calculation), if the half life is 7 days, and you are injecting once a week, then at the start of your second week, you will have 5mg of test floating arround in you body + another 10mg from an injection.
So at the start of week two, you will have 15mg of test in your system. At the end of that week you will have 7.5mg of test left in your system. So another injection will give you a combined total of 17.5mg and so on and so on... so by the forth week, you are reaching the peak optimal dose for whatever dosage you are on...
... so on a front load you generally double your choosen dosages... eg 20mg, so by the end of the first week, that becomes 10mg left in your system... add another 10mg, and you are back upto the optimal levels for your choosen dose....
to be continued>
Part 1...
When you front load you are basically trying to get your plasma levels of gear up to the optimal range for whatever dose you are taking.
Say you are taking 10mg of test a week (for ease of calculation), if the half life is 7 days, and you are injecting once a week, then at the start of your second week, you will have 5mg of test floating arround in you body + another 10mg from an injection.
So at the start of week two, you will have 15mg of test in your system. At the end of that week you will have 7.5mg of test left in your system. So another injection will give you a combined total of 17.5mg and so on and so on... so by the forth week, you are reaching the peak optimal dose for whatever dosage you are on...
... so on a front load you generally double your choosen dosages... eg 20mg, so by the end of the first week, that becomes 10mg left in your system... add another 10mg, and you are back upto the optimal levels for your choosen dose....
to be continued>
Front Loading is a big reality...
Part 1...
When you front load you are basically trying to get your plasma levels of gear up to the optimal range for whatever dose you are taking.
Say you are taking 10mg of test a week (for ease of calculation), if the half life is 7 days, and you are injecting once a week, then at the start of your second week, you will have 5mg of test floating arround in you body + another 10mg from an injection.
So at the start of week two, you will have 15mg of test in your system. At the end of that week you will have 7.5mg of test left in your system. So another injection will give you a combined total of 17.5mg and so on and so on... so by the forth week, you are reaching the peak optimal dose for whatever dosage you are on...
... so on a front load you generally double your choosen dosages... eg 20mg, so by the end of the first week, that becomes 10mg left in your system... add another 10mg, and you are back upto the optimal levels for your choosen dose....
to be continued>
Part 1...
When you front load you are basically trying to get your plasma levels of gear up to the optimal range for whatever dose you are taking.
Say you are taking 10mg of test a week (for ease of calculation), if the half life is 7 days, and you are injecting once a week, then at the start of your second week, you will have 5mg of test floating arround in you body + another 10mg from an injection.
So at the start of week two, you will have 15mg of test in your system. At the end of that week you will have 7.5mg of test left in your system. So another injection will give you a combined total of 17.5mg and so on and so on... so by the forth week, you are reaching the peak optimal dose for whatever dosage you are on...
... so on a front load you generally double your choosen dosages... eg 20mg, so by the end of the first week, that becomes 10mg left in your system... add another 10mg, and you are back upto the optimal levels for your choosen dose....
to be continued>
Part to of above post
NOW THIS IS A SUPER SIMPLIFIED EXPLANATION AND IT IS A HELL OF ALOT MORE COMPLICATED THAN THAT - I HAVE MASSIVELY SIMPLIFIED IT FOR YOU.
So front loading prevents a 4-5 week slow build up to the optimal levels of gear for whatever dosage you are using, so in affect front loading avoids a tapering in effect - because if you are on gear for 6/8/10/12 weeks, why take five weeks to reach a constant like plasma level?
Now I haven't gone into the absortion, distribution, metabolism and excretion ideas behind the pharmacokinetics which would be relevant in this discussion, because it would end up being 4000 words long, but lets have a look at Deca
10 day half life, should you double the dose for the first injection and inject every 10 days, or times the first dose by 1.666 and inject every week, you can think of a million ways of doing it - it's upto you how... each way has it's ups and downs (no pun intended).
Hope this MASSIVE simplification of the issue helped you out.
Como
NOW THIS IS A SUPER SIMPLIFIED EXPLANATION AND IT IS A HELL OF ALOT MORE COMPLICATED THAN THAT - I HAVE MASSIVELY SIMPLIFIED IT FOR YOU.
So front loading prevents a 4-5 week slow build up to the optimal levels of gear for whatever dosage you are using, so in affect front loading avoids a tapering in effect - because if you are on gear for 6/8/10/12 weeks, why take five weeks to reach a constant like plasma level?
Now I haven't gone into the absortion, distribution, metabolism and excretion ideas behind the pharmacokinetics which would be relevant in this discussion, because it would end up being 4000 words long, but lets have a look at Deca
10 day half life, should you double the dose for the first injection and inject every 10 days, or times the first dose by 1.666 and inject every week, you can think of a million ways of doing it - it's upto you how... each way has it's ups and downs (no pun intended).
Hope this MASSIVE simplification of the issue helped you out.
Como
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