Dutch windmill said:
Are you serious bro?
Do you really think you will notice something in 45 minutes?
And then two days later you took russians and felt an insane pump? Probably from the thais you took a few days before..No serious bro..You wont feel anything for the first 5-7 days. And you will have to take them everyday every 3 to 4 hours..not just all at once!!
Do some research brutha!!
D.W.
Hey, bro. Dbol has a half life of about 4 hours, just like aspirin and a lot of other drugs. Generally, you will begin to feel the effects of dbol as it enters your bloodstream in about one hour or so. This is a standard pharmacological effect of any drug with a similar half life (assuming you can "feel" the effect.)
The reason you notice an increased change over time is that you are maintaining a more constant blood level and increasing your nitrogen retention.
Let's assume you take Advil one time. You're going to notice some level of change in about one hour (assuming you started with an empty stomach.) If you take Advil consistently for a number of days, you are going to have an increased effect (from the consistent anti-inflamatory effect.) However, this does not negate the fact that you do have an measurable effect from the first dose alone, as anyone who's taken Advil will attest to.
The whole "you won't notice anything until 4-5 days with dbol" is crap. If you don't notice some response from the first dose (assuming the dose is high enough), you've probably got junk.
Your assertion that any effect several days later would be "probably from the thais you took a few days before" is clearly incorrect. With a 4 hour half life, the dbol would have been out of your system long before your next workout. (Granted, you may benefit from increased nitrogen retention over time - but that's gonna require consistent dosing as I mentioned before.)
These kind of blind assertions lead the uneducated to perpetuate myths. (Like the old "different test esters are better" when the only difference is half life.)
Not flaming you, bro. I like your posts. (Plus you're Dutch, which is very cool.) But I have to stick with sound pharmacology.