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Planning your first cycle: what to run, how much, what to expect and what to avoid.

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hello !
I’m planning to run a cycle using enanthate and Anavar, I’m not sure about the Anavar dosage and i don't know how long the cycle should last.
i'm 50 years old, but like 40 :-)
it' s not the first cycle for me, i had tried in 2019 enanthate boldo.
my last blood test was exellent (3 month).
 
hello !
I’m planning to run a cycle using enanthate and Anavar, I’m not sure about the Anavar dosage and i don't know how long the cycle should last.
i'm 50 years old, but like 40 :-)
it' s not the first cycle for me, i had tried in 2019 enanthate boldo.
my last blood test was exellent (3 month).

Hi!

Before discussing dosages and cycle duration, I'd like to understand your situation a bit better. This will help us assess your current health and potential risks.

Please answer a few questions:
  1. Height, current weight, and age
  2. Main goal of the cycle: building muscle mass, improving body composition, increasing strength, or something else?
  3. Training experience: how long have you been training, and how many times a week?
  4. Previous PEDs experience: what doses of testosterone and boldenone did you use in 2019, how long was the cycle, and did you experience any side effects?
  5. Health: do you have any chronic health conditions?
  6. Medications: are you currently taking any medication?
  7. Blood pressure: do you know your usual readings?
  8. Recent blood tests: please send the results of the tests you had done three months ago.
  9. A photo of your current physique
This will help us better understand your starting point. Once I have this information, we can start putting together the basic structure of your cycle.

I'll say right away that I'm against using oxandrolone or any other oral steroids for men over 35 who aren't professional athletes.
 
thank's you for the reply :-)
i will try to do in good english :

i'm 170 cm, 74 kgs, and 50 .....
Main goal lose fat accumulated around the midsection and regain muscle. My diet consists of around 2000 kcal.
training since 2015 with few moments of complete stillness...
Experience with 2 cycles using boldenone and enanthate in 2019, 12 weeks for each.
no apparent side effects, no pimples or hair loss...
No health issues; my blood test results are excellent, no cholesterol, no diabetes, testosterone ok.
I experienced high blood pressure a while ago (due to the death of my parents, etc.).
Currently, I have no issues with my blood pressure at all. every day between 12.7 and 13.7

Why are you opposed to oral steroids after age 35 ?
 
thank's you for the reply :-)
i will try to do in good english :

i'm 170 cm, 74 kgs, and 50 .....
Main goal lose fat accumulated around the midsection and regain muscle. My diet consists of around 2000 kcal.
training since 2015 with few moments of complete stillness...
Experience with 2 cycles using boldenone and enanthate in 2019, 12 weeks for each.
no apparent side effects, no pimples or hair loss...
No health issues; my blood test results are excellent, no cholesterol, no diabetes, testosterone ok.
I experienced high blood pressure a while ago (due to the death of my parents, etc.).
Currently, I have no issues with my blood pressure at all. every day between 12.7 and 13.7

Why are you opposed to oral steroids after age 35 ?

Don't worry, about your English, my English comes from a translator :D

Look, there are a few things I want to point out here...

Your systolic blood pressure of 120–130 is okay, but not optimal considering you're planning to use steroids. First, steroids themselves tend to raise blood pressure slightly for various reasons. Second, using steroids automatically puts you in a higher-risk group for cardiovascular complications. And for people in this group, the recommended blood pressure and lipid levels change. In other words, your cholesterol shouldn't just be within the normal reference range. Ideally, it should be lower than what's considered acceptable for an average person.

You can take this as a rule: the moment you inject testosterone into your ass, you're in a higher-risk group, and your blood test results should meet the recommendations for that group. It's like driving a car on a long trip. When you're well-rested and have had a good night's sleep, you can drive at 120 km/h on the highway. But when you haven't slept all night or you're sick, your concentration drops, and you understand that it's better to slow down a little to be safe because you might not react quickly enough. I hope my analogy makes sense.

As for oral steroids, my main issue with them is that all oral steroids negatively affect cholesterol levels, often quite sharply and significantly. And yes, this is something that applies to steroids in general, so you'll need to monitor your lipids anyway. But oral steroids can make things considerably worse, increasing the risks.

The second issue is their overall impact on the liver. This isn't particularly desirable at your age. At 25, elevated ALT and AST levels of 80–100 aren't necessarily something critical (although that doesn't mean they're good). But at 50, high liver enzymes aren't exactly a flex:D

Regarding side effects, acne and hair loss are more like cosmetic inconveniences. The real side effects are the ones that create additional health risks: water retention, worsening blood markers, increased blood pressure, PSA levels, effects on heart cells, and so on.

As for your cycle, I'd base my recommendations on a few things I don't have yet: photos of your current physique and your exact blood test results. Without those, I can only speculate.
 
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