jdcain19 said:
Say you are running a compound like Dbol which has a half life of 4-6 hours. Ideally, you would want to take it at least 3 times a day to maintain steady Test levels. My question is, how fast do test levels drop? Do they drop as fast as the half life? My thinking is that they do not, but I would love some expert advice. If Test levels drop slowly, then what would be the disadvantage of taking Dbol once or twice a day?
Honestly i think you are confusing half life with active life. Remember that once 4-6 hours pass, you still have half of the active compound of dbol in your system for another 4-6 hours, and then half of that another 4-6 hours after that. That is just from a single dose. Then when you factor in the compounding factor of it building in your system, your body will maintain very high levels of the compound in your system for a very long time after your last dose. With orals like ebol, you will reach leak concentration of it within a few days. At that point, it literally makes zero difference if you dose it one time per day or three times per day. This is somewhat of a debateable topic, but if you figure up the compounding factor of the dbol building up along with half-life, it makes perfect sense. In my honest opinion, i always dose any oral twice per day and dont worry about the half-life. I hope this helps answer your question