So up guys, Derek, more plateswinter dates.com. Today we're going to be talking about this

1977 study on D-Ball. Two to six weeks afterwards, a significant overcompensation

and mean plasma test levels was observed. So basically, they show that D-Ball ended up increasing

natural test levels after recovering from the cycle. Want to get my thoughts on it and I will

be reacting to it in real time.

I have not yet read it.

Maybe it's a study I've seen already.

You never know.

This 1977 study on D-Bulls shows the effect of low-dose short-term D-ball use.

It also studied DHEA but puffed.

Too long didn't read on the study.

12 D-Ball only cycle gangsters jk runners well-trained four-week

cycle five milligrams and ten milligrams in placebo given at different times during the eight-month

study figure one is a graph that shows total T fs a h levels starting from day one and ending

five weeks post cycle for the 10 milligram part of the study it shows how rapidly and

acutely d-ball crashes free test. Seventy-three percent on average in four weeks. The five

milligram crashed it by 66 percent in the same amount of time. That's great and all, but who cares?

What we care about is that by day 10 post-cycle, no PCT drugs, free T levels had been restored

and after two weeks, free T levels had increased above pre-cycle levels in all participants.

The researchers referred to this as overcompensation. The mean average increase was 20% and even five weeks post-cycle.

There was no signs of reduction. Actually, it seemed to be increasing.

This study raises a lot of questions. Questions I reckon Eastern Bloc sports scientists and Derek may hold the answers to you.

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