rotating injection sites to keep receptors fresh??? WTF

[Hulkbulk8]

was reading a post about injecting and they mentioned rotating the injection sites will keep receptors fresh and you will respond better to the gear.

I have never heard this so what are your thoughts or is this just BroScience???

i can see rotating to reduce scar tissue.

????

 

[Norbert]

Respond better to Gear I don't think so.

 

[jm425]

Total broscience. Doesn't matter where you pin, aas is systemic.

 

[SAGE74]

Pin where u want! Total bro science.

 

[Diesed]

Sorry to hijack, but you know what I have heard from a couple local competitors, and I think its retarded; they say switching the ester every 8 weeks or so is a must to continue gaining, i.e. use test e for 8 weeks then test c etc

Anyone else with experience believe in this???

 

[waynaferd]

Test is test is test no matter the ester......maybe adding say prop to a cyp or E cycle to get the total mg up would help in keeping gaining, but I can't imagine a different ester would do much.

 

[Hulkbulk8]

That's what I was thinking complete BroScience

 

[Fitness 500]

What about injecting into a muscle that has a lot of scar tissue? Isn't it possible this may cause a slower absorption rate.

When I inject into my glutes it takes several days longer for the depot to disspiate.

 

[ManoftheWorld]

Not to kill the bro science train too much but I am sure some old school vets could chime in on the localized growth potential when shooting legit water based injectable winny or test suspension..

I know for deca I thot, there was limited coverage on the localized growth aspect in some of the studies I think it had something to do with whatever specimen breast or other muscle cross section being bigger/denser than the opposite one which didnt receive the injections.. despite the specimen still having the overall known systematic AAS effect...

now lets not go overboard and think I am suggesting anything near SEO level of enhancement but still some kind of possibly noticeable difference when looked at closely by measurements etc...