When discussing steroid cycles, you'll encounter various combinations and approaches: pyramidal, high-dose, oral, oral plus injectables, and so on. But how do you determine what suits you best? How can you achieve the highest growth efficiency? Today, we'll discuss how to control the dosage of steroids during a cycle.

Firstly, more steroids do not necessarily mean better results. Using steroids can help you become stronger, no doubt about it, but all strength gains are fundamentally based on training, diet, and rest. Only by integrating all these factors along with a steroid cycle can you achieve the desired results.

The most important point in using steroids is to start cautiously and steadily while finding the steroid that suits you best. Is your androgen receptor more responsive to high or low androgenic activity? Is your body better suited for oral or injectable steroids? Does your body retain a lot of water due to steroids? How can you solve this issue? How can you prevent it in the future? What kind of post-cycle therapy (PCT) is better for you, long or short? With so many factors to consider, understanding them thoroughly will allow for the safest growth.

Aiming for high doses indiscriminately is not a good idea. For example, if a person has excessive moisture in their body before starting a cycle, they should avoid drugs like Deca that cause long-term water retention. Another example is someone who has difficulty building muscle tissue but has a strong sexual function before the cycle. This indicates a high capacity for androgen receptor binding but low androgen production. Such individuals are more suited to low-androgen-index drugs, and so on. The specific body conditions vary greatly, and so do the suitable dosages. Do not blindly follow high doses. Simply increasing the steroid dosage may not make you stronger as expected; instead, it might leave you with nothing.