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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Steroids Info & Hardcore => Topic started by: muscle19 on March 06, 2006, 06:32:51 PM
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is there a diff between test e and cyp when it comes to acne on the back?
thanks in advance
muscle
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is there a diff between test e and cyp when it comes to acne on the back?
thanks in advance
muscle
No difference bro. If you get acne from one you will get it from the other. These to types of test are identical in every way.
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and both are great
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We need to rename all test to the same name...
exactly, i was just wondering as i have only used test e so far. thanks guys
muscle
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Hyea there is no difference! 8)
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We need to rename all test to the same name...
What you suggest! ;D
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What you suggest! ;D
how about "nector of the gods"?
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i know there is no diff, i was thinking maybe test cyp might be alittle easier when it comes to controlling some back acne but o well, i love my test e
muscle
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My favourite test is Enanthate and propionate. ;)
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how about "nector of the gods"?
Well this is a good one! hehehe
I like it 8)
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We need to rename all test to the same name...
I see one problem here.
Well there is a difference in administration of Test. So if we say that test must be take 2x/week and someone wanna take test Propionate, suspensio,... than 2 shots/week is not enough.
There can be a problem if we rename all test to the one name. ::)
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ok just test e and cyp then ;)
muscle
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is there a diff between test e and cyp when it comes to acne on the back?
thanks in advance
muscle
Test is Test, muscle19.
The only difference is the onset of action, the ester.
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is there a diff between test e and cyp when it comes to acne on the back?
thanks in advance
muscle
Nope. Half lives and rate of dismissal are almost identical.
The biggest reason for bacne is improper injection times causing hormonal imbalances/fluctuations and using aromatase inhibtors.
When the aromatase enzyme is suppressed usually more testosterone gets converted to DHT thus giving you bacne.