Why is it people tend to get more bloated on long esters of test like cyp or enth rather than short esters like prop. I know some of you will say that the short esters are in and out of your system in a matter of days and long esters take up to a couple weeks therefore giving you a greater time period to get bloated.
But i don't see the difference. With short esters you are injecting so frequently, that you pretty much have the same amount of test in your system throughout the week as you would a long ester.
Is it because once the long ester kicks in it all kicks in at once at a higher mg? But with prop once the test is almost out of your system you're already taking another shot, so you would assume your blood levels would be as stable as if it were cyp or enth. I consider myself to be pretty knowledgeable in the aas game, but i have always wondered about this. Not just from personal experience with this but have seen others this has happened to also. Prop i barely get bloated , and long esters i blow up like a balloon. Why is that? Please don't say it's just how i respond to them, there has to be a more logical explanation as to why it happens because test is test.
But i don't see the difference. With short esters you are injecting so frequently, that you pretty much have the same amount of test in your system throughout the week as you would a long ester.
Is it because once the long ester kicks in it all kicks in at once at a higher mg? But with prop once the test is almost out of your system you're already taking another shot, so you would assume your blood levels would be as stable as if it were cyp or enth. I consider myself to be pretty knowledgeable in the aas game, but i have always wondered about this. Not just from personal experience with this but have seen others this has happened to also. Prop i barely get bloated , and long esters i blow up like a balloon. Why is that? Please don't say it's just how i respond to them, there has to be a more logical explanation as to why it happens because test is test.
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