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Sustanon
is an oil-based injectable testosterone blend, developed by the
international drug firm Organon. Sustanon typically contains four
different testosterone esters: testosterone propionate (30 mg);
testosterone phenylpropionate (60 mg); testosterone isocaproate (60mg);
and testosterone decanoate (100 mg), although a lower dosed version is
also produced. An intelligently "engineered" testosterone, Sustanon is
designed to provide a fast yet extended release of testosterone. The
propionate and phenylpropionate esters in this product are quickly
utilized, releasing into circulation within the first four days. The
remaining esters are much slower to release, staying active in the body
for about two and three weeks (respectively). This is a big improvement
from standard testosterones such as cypionate or enanthate, which provide
a much shorter duration of activity, and a more variable blood level.
As with
all testosterone products, Sustanon is a strong anabolic with pronounced
androgenic activity. Sustanon is most commonly used as a bulking drug,
providing exceptional gains in strength and muscle mass. Although Sustanon
does convert to estrogen, as is the nature of testosterone, this
injectable is noted as being slightly more tolerable than cypionate or
enanthate.
Such
observations are only issues of timing however. With Sustanon, blood
levels of testosterone are building more slowly, so side effects do not
set in as fast. For equal blood hormone levels however, testosterone will
break down equally without regard to ester. Many individuals may likewise
find it necessary to use an antiestrogen, in which case a low dosage of
Nolvadex (tamoxifen citrate) or Proviron
(mesterolone) would be appropriate. Also correlating with estrogen, water
retention should be noticeable with Sustanon. This is not desirable when
the athlete is looking to maintain a quality look to the physique, so this
is certainly not an idea drug for contest preparation.
Being a strong androgen, we can expect the typical side effects. This
includes oily skin, acne body/facial hair growth and premature balding.
The addition of Proscar should be able to
minimize such side effects, as it will limit the testosterone to DHT
(dihydrotestosterone) conversion process. Sustanon will also suppress
natural testosterone production rather quickly. The use of
HCG (human chorionic gonadotropin) and/or Clomid
(clomiphene citrate)/Nolvadex (tamoxifen
citrate) may be necessary at the conclusion of a cycle in order to avoid a
hormonal crash. Remember though, Sustanon will remain active in the body
for up to a month after your last injection was given. Beginning you
ancillary drug therapy immediately after the steroid has been discontinued
will not be very effective. Instead, HCG or
Clomid/Nolvadex should be delayed two or
three weeks, until you are near the point where blood androgen levels are
dropping significantly.
Although Sustanon remains active in the body for approximately three
weeks, injections are taken at least every 10 days. An effective dosage
ranges from 250 mg (one ampule) every 10 days, to 1000 mg (four ampules)
weekly. Some athletes do use more extreme dosages of this steroid, but
this is really not a recommended practice. When the dosage rises above
750-1000 mg per week, increased side effects will no doubt be outweighing
additional benefits. Basically you will receive a poor return on your
investment, which with Sustanon can be substantial. Instead of taking
unnecessarily large amounts, athletes interested in rapid size and
strength will usually opt to addition another compound. For this purpose
we find that Sustanon stacks extremely well with the potent orals
Anadrol (oxymetholone) and Dianabol
(methandrostenolone). On the other hand, Sustanon may work better with
Winstrol (stanozolol) if the athlete were seeking to maintain a
harder, more defined look to his physique.
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