I had noticed that one serving of MAG-10 is 300 mg. Since it is nearly 100% assimilated, that would mean 2 grams per week of androgens!? Is this right? Am I missing something?
The dose may need to be adjusted downwards
subject to blood test results which we’ll
have prior to release. What we did is
establish a dose that is DEFINITELY enough
for really excellent results. If it turns
out you can use less, then you just wind
up getting more doses per bottle, which
works to everyone’s advantage.
Thanks for the reply Bill. It impresses me that Biotest goes through such extensive testing BEFORE releasing a product. Most other supplement companies do not. Not to mention the fact that we can get detailed answers about MAG-10 from the creator of the product (yourself), not a customer sales rep. I never take your replies to questions for granted and hopefully others do not either.
so are the androgen receptors fully saturated at this dosage? i think Bill has said before that 4-AD (and it’s esters thereof) basically reaches a celing at a certain dosage where it loses effectiveness if more product is added. but can another class I (i am thinking of trenbolone) be added to the androst-1-ene for more of an effective stack? surely the receptors would not be saturated from the androst-1-ene, or would they? the reason being because i am thinking of still using topical fina with mag-10 and i want to know if that would be wasting my time. just curious.
Yes, Androst-1-ene can saturate the androgen
receptor also. The AR doesn’t care what Class I steroid it’s binding, really, just that it is binding one, and in terms of the response of the body, what matters is what percent of AR’s is binding a Class I androgen. If that number approaches 100% then results are approaching the maximum possible.
Steroids of lower potency require higher
blood levels to achieve a given percentage
saturation. Those of higher potency can
achieve the same percentage with lower
blood levels. Androst-1-ene is, by the
way, one of the more potent steroids,
but that doesn’t mean maximum possible
results are higher: it just means that
dosage can be pretty reasonable.
So when using enough Androst-1-ene to
saturate (the term is used not for 100%,
which never happens – would require infinite
blood concentration – but rather for
percent occupancy close enough to 100%
to be equivalent for practical purpose)
the AR, there indeed is no point in adding
more of another Class I steroid e.g. trenbolone.
Where there could be value in adding trenbolone
is where lesser amounts of Androst-1-ene are
being used, in which case adding trenbolone
would help, and might be preferred to adding
more Androst-1-ene since trenbolone is cheaper.
However, you’d still have the issues of
preparing an injectable, and the annoying
coughing problem resulting from simple
preparation methods of Finaplix that
do not remove whatever annoying component
of Fina it is that causes that side effect.