Discipation and absorbtion/scar tissue?

jaywooly

Guru

• Feb 12, 2007

• #1

I've asked this many moons ago but in a different way.

If you're shooting (say) test prop into a place with a ton of scar tissue, will it hit you any less sooner or any less as powerful that if you hit a site that has never been hit?

 

dorian123

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• Feb 12, 2007

• #2

no evidence to back this up but personally I would think that it would be the same, the gear is still getting into the muscle hence the system

 

jaywooly

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• Feb 12, 2007

• #3

But you know when you're pushing oil into a muscle when it's riddled with scar tissue? It takes forever? Maybe it's takes longer in the next stage? Maybe you're right. Well, hopefully you're right!

 

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saudades

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• Feb 13, 2007

• #4

I've always been told it takes longer to get into your system because the scar tissue hinders absorption.

 

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dreww

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• Feb 13, 2007

• #5

saudades said:

I've always been told it takes longer to get into your system because the scar tissue hinders absorption.

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ive heard that too, but of course no evidence to back it up.

long esters are already "delayed" 2-3 weeks. so whats a few more hours or days from scar tissue?

 

jaywooly

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• Feb 13, 2007

• #6

prop is only 4.5 days though, acetate is 3 days, a few days on those makes a difference. What about the strength of the drug, does it weaken any? If not, then I guess a few days on those ait much of a difference.

 

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saudades

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• Feb 13, 2007

• #7

Yep, half-lives don't change so it only takes a little longer to get to the peak. A couple of days won't make too much of a difference.

 

Presser

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• Feb 21, 2007

• #8

great question i also asked many moons ago, but now i am going to offer you this, i have noticed that the cheek with much more scar tissue(right...didnt switch as a kid) seems to get infected or maybe not infected but ballons up to the point where the oil has no place to go or it pushes the oil to another spot no where near where i shot and it hurts like a short infection, just thought i would add it incase it ever is asked

 

Presser

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• Feb 21, 2007

• #9

oh one way to know about jays question for sure, the scar tissue area definatly doesnt absorb as well, i know because when using tren i notice that after the shot into my scar tissued cheek i never get a tren cuogh after rubbing my cheek after the shot, however each and every time i shoot trewn in my less scar tissued cheek i immediatly get a bad tren cough after rubbing it after the shot

 

jaywooly

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• Feb 21, 2007

• #10

Yeah, that sounds about right presser. The only time I get tren cough is in my arms. Legs wont cause it anymore.

 

Presser

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• Feb 21, 2007

• #11

see im a genius