PEDs, Supplements, And PCT Used, Dosage, And Duration
Introduction
Performance‑enhancing drugs (PEDs) are widely used by athletes, bodybuilders, and fitness enthusiasts to accelerate muscle growth, increase strength, and improve recovery times. While PEDs can produce impressive results, they also carry significant health risks and legal implications. Understanding the proper use of PEDs—including recommended supplements, dosage limits, post‑cycle therapy (PCT), and cycle length—is essential for anyone considering these substances.

PEDs Overview
The most commonly used anabolic agents include testosterone esters, nandrolone decanoate, trenbolone acetate, stanozolol, and selective androgen receptor modulators (SARMs) such as ostarine. Each compound differs in potency, half‑life, side‑effect profile, and required dosage. For example:
Testosterone cypionate: 200–500 mg/week Nandrolone decanoate: 50–100 mg every 2–3 weeks Trenbolone acetate: 30–60 mg/2 days

The dosing schedule must align with the drug’s pharmacokinetics to maintain steady‑state plasma concentrations and minimize peaks that trigger side effects.

1. Timing of Blood Draw Relative to Dosing

Blood draws should be performed at a time when the plasma concentration reflects steady‑state rather than a transient peak or trough. Two common strategies exist:
StrategyWhen to SampleRationale Early morning after overnight fast (pre‑dose)~8 am, before next doseCaptures trough level