Say your an older lifter with healthy blood work over all is dbol off the shelf to use...older.i mean 62 but ya wouldn't think it.
I'll add to what I said previous and second thisWell, i think most orals are shit to be honest and not needed. For the short period that most people run them, most "gains" are temporary at best.
Saying that, if your healthy with good liver and kidney function, short runs of dbol at a moderate/low dose are fine and can add to workout performance.
Personally i prefer anavar or winstrol while cutting and thats it.
There was a time tho when check drops and halo and oral tren were being abused cause i loved anything that made me more of a animal
That's a quite misleading, no steroid gives "permanent" gains.I'll add to what I said previous and second this
I've done dbol, anavar, anadrol and superdrol and while the gains were pretty sweet, they are rarely permanent like injectables.
Yeah, I worded it kinda badly.That's a quite misleading, no steroid gives "permanent" gains.
Only because they leave so quickly. If long ester injectables left as quickly they'd have the same effect.Yeah, I worded it kinda badly.
I find orals make you big fast, but it doesn't last when you come off them.
The thing is, it became folk lore that orals should only be run for 4 ish weeks at a time. This is where people gain water, start to make some progress then they drop them.Only because they leave so quickly. If long ester injectables left as quickly they'd have the same effect.
Put simply there's no ester to sustain the levels. Even TRT has distinct advantages over being natural. So for those who blast and cruise or blast then go to TRT, they're never truly off.
My own personal experience with orals is the gains don't pick up and leave if it's solid tissue.
This is me right here.History of PED use should enter into it as well, I would think. If you've got the repetitive strain on your body or 25 years of cycles....piling on with any additional organ stress might be a poor choice, but, if you're relatively new to the PED scene and otherwise healthy, that will matter quite a bit.
Our blood tests and even other basic markers like BP and whatnot don't paint us a complete picture, the years add up in ways that can be really surprising.