Knowledge popularization: common problems encountered in steroid cycle

When a bodybuilder is first on steroids, there are all kinds of questions. Is the higher the dose of steroids, the better? It is said that steroids will increase the level of testosterone. How much can it increase? In this article, I will analyze in detail some of the questions that steroid newbies often encounter.

Are more steroid doses better?

This question is estimated to be a question that many bodybuilders will post when they first come into contact with steroid. Of course the answer is: no.

The dosage of steroids is related to many aspects, such as the amount of exercise, personal physique, daily diet planning, etc. If overdose is used, it is easy to cause some irreversible side effects.

Are the clcle doses of those senior steroid masters particularly large? Is it really possible to reach 2000-3000mg per week? Actually not. The reason why experts are experts is not how much their cycle dosage is, but because they have rich experience in using steroid, they are more sensitive to steroid than ordinary people, and can adjust the steroid dosage in time according to their own situation.

Steroids can increase the body’s testosterone levels, so how much can it increase?

The average testosterone level of an adult healthy Asian male is 350-500ng/dl, and it will rise to about 400-600 with normal fitness exercise. Testosterone levels can rise to around 800ng/dl with fitness supplements such as nitrogen pumps. If you want your testosterone levels to peak, then use steroids, 250mg/ml 12ml/vial Test Enanthate, a 1ml injection will bring your testosterone levels to a peak of 1600-1700ng/dl.

Is it necessary to have blood back to push the syringe before intravenous injection?

Yes. Before intravenous injection, there must be blood back to push the syringe. In the case of intramuscular injection, there must be no blood back.

When performing a full steroid cycle, it is best to inject steroids in the thighs, shoulders, and buttocks where there are no large blood vessels. Safety first.