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So I was looking for feedback regarding scar tissue development on a cycle. Obviously towards the end of a cycle you can often develop golf balls in the glutes.
I was wondering if it might be worthwhile to switch to test E(from Cyp) in my next cycle and increase pinning frequency but with less volume per shot? Is it the oil/substance or the actually needle penetration that would cause most of the scar tissue development?
I just don't want to run into the same issue as before where pinning towards the end of a cycle became impossible. BTW, I do follow the procedures outlined on the site
Any insight is appreciated.
Thanks
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PumpSeeker wrote: Hey guys,
So I was looking for feedback regarding scar tissue development on a cycle. Obviously towards the end of a cycle you can often develop golf balls in the glutes.
I was wondering if it might be worthwhile to switch to test E(from Cyp) in my next cycle and increase pinning frequency but with less volume per shot? Is it the oil/substance or the actually needle penetration that would cause most of the scar tissue development?
I just don't want to run into the same issue as before where pinning towards the end of a cycle became impossible. BTW, I do follow the procedures outlined on the site
Any insight is appreciated.
Thanks
What volume are you injecting at a time?
You could try subq injections.
Up to 1ml subq is reasonable with a 1/2-5/8" needle.
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MPhilosopher wrote:
PumpSeeker wrote: Hey guys,
So I was looking for feedback regarding scar tissue development on a cycle. Obviously towards the end of a cycle you can often develop golf balls in the glutes.
I was wondering if it might be worthwhile to switch to test E(from Cyp) in my next cycle and increase pinning frequency but with less volume per shot? Is it the oil/substance or the actually needle penetration that would cause most of the scar tissue development?
I just don't want to run into the same issue as before where pinning towards the end of a cycle became impossible. BTW, I do follow the procedures outlined on the site
Any insight is appreciated.
Thanks
What volume are you injecting at a time?
You could try subq injections.
Up to 1ml subq is reasonable with a 1/2-5/8" needle.
Hey MP, usually would pin around 1.5ml twice a week.
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PumpSeeker wrote:
MPhilosopher wrote:
PumpSeeker wrote: Hey guys,
So I was looking for feedback regarding scar tissue development on a cycle. Obviously towards the end of a cycle you can often develop golf balls in the glutes.
I was wondering if it might be worthwhile to switch to test E(from Cyp) in my next cycle and increase pinning frequency but with less volume per shot? Is it the oil/substance or the actually needle penetration that would cause most of the scar tissue development?
I just don't want to run into the same issue as before where pinning towards the end of a cycle became impossible. BTW, I do follow the procedures outlined on the site
Any insight is appreciated.
Thanks
What volume are you injecting at a time?
You could try subq injections.
Up to 1ml subq is reasonable with a 1/2-5/8" needle.
Hey MP, usually would pin around 1.5ml twice a week.
1.5ml per subq injection is a bit much.
I would personally do 3ml in 3 injections per week for subq, split however you want.
Otherwise shallow IM in the delt could be an option.
Subq eliminates any scar tissue as you are not stabbing the muscle every injection.
However, I cannot comment on absorption, I would assume there are some benefits to quicker absorption as feeling the T etc is awesome.
At 600mg for example, I don't know if subq vs IM would be noticeable as that is a good amount of T.
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