GoldenPlague
Newbie Brother
The half-life and the active half-life of testosterone enanthate are 4-5 days and 10 days.
The half-life is what marks the time needed for 50% to be used by the body.
The active half-life is what marks the time needed for 100% to be used by the body.
I was told I need to inject each 3.5 or 4.5 days, not once in a week or each 10 days, in order to maintain stable testosterone levels and avoid so-called hormonal roller coaster.
If I always inject a new dose before exogenous testosterone is fully cleared of my system, won't this lead to an accumulation of testosterone, which will far exceeds any testosterone level I want to maintain? For example, if I start with a dose that corresponds to 1,000 ng/dL, wouldn't injecting before the substance is fully cleared of my system eventually lead to a level of 50,000, if I wait long enough?
I don't understand how there won't be an ever growing testosterone accumulation, if I always inject before the substance is fully cleared of my system.
The half-life is what marks the time needed for 50% to be used by the body.
The active half-life is what marks the time needed for 100% to be used by the body.
I was told I need to inject each 3.5 or 4.5 days, not once in a week or each 10 days, in order to maintain stable testosterone levels and avoid so-called hormonal roller coaster.
If I always inject a new dose before exogenous testosterone is fully cleared of my system, won't this lead to an accumulation of testosterone, which will far exceeds any testosterone level I want to maintain? For example, if I start with a dose that corresponds to 1,000 ng/dL, wouldn't injecting before the substance is fully cleared of my system eventually lead to a level of 50,000, if I wait long enough?
I don't understand how there won't be an ever growing testosterone accumulation, if I always inject before the substance is fully cleared of my system.