So, guys, Derek, moreplacemoredates.com. Today we're going to be talking about EQ, also known as Equipoise or Ecipoise, however you want to say it, or the actual chemical name is Boldenone, and the more common format that it is found in on the underground scene and just in general is Boldenone undeclinate so this is a very long ester

and this compound will take a long time to work its way out of your system and something i commonly

see as a major mistake when using this compound well first of all it often is not really justified

to be using at all you know when most people are it, I feel like it's a poor choice.

I'm accepting like very token scenarios.

Like a lot of people when they stop it, you know, they start their PCT like two weeks after,

even though the half life is like fucking 14 days or something ridiculous.

So this thing is you're looking at a clearance time of like 15, like 15 times

five. We're looking at 50 days. We're looking at like 70 days before this thing's cleared

out of your system enough to no longer be suppressive of your HPTA and for you to actually

look at implementing a post-cyclotherapy protocol in order to get your production back up to homeostasis.

So if you're going to use the shit, do not start your PCT two weeks after thinking that it's going to get you back up to where you need to be.

And, you know, this is like when it sort of circles back to my video on 99% of bodybuilders have never done a real PCT.

Like, you know how many guys are using EQ in their off seasons?

And then these, you know, these, you know, a lot of open bodybuilders too, actually, like

IFPB pros.

They're like, oh, yeah, I take like two to three months, like clean out.

Like I take absolutely nothing for two to three months.

And it's like, bro, this shit is in your system for those two to three months and it's like bro this shit is in your system for those two to

three months you didn't clean anything out so yeah just be aware of that with this compound

this is a video about how it feels but i thought i would mention that because that's a giant

mistake i see made all the time so as far as how it feels it doesn't feel that good to be honest. Like I guess if you're lucky, you will feel absolutely nothing. It's just going to feel like, you know, a background anabolic that is pretty well tolerated. It's kind of a, you know, it's not a heavy bloating agent, doesn't have significant interaction with mineral corticoid receptors or cause some like

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