Broderick Chavez and the Evil Genius Method

During my research to see what is possible for a man in his late 50's to accomplish with drugs, hard work, and diet, I ran into a man named Broderick Chavez from "Team Evil Genius". For those that do not know who Broderick Chavez is, he is a biologist who has developed a "system" to guide AAS usage. He sometimes comes off as arrogant, convoluted, and has a tendency to patronize the interviewer on a question asked without ever really answering the question. However, he has some interesting theories and as we all know when it comes to AAS/PED usage, we need to collect as much information as possible, from as many sources as possible, so we can make an "educated" decision on what course of action to take.

I watched the videos, read the articles, and payed $50 for "The AAS Cheat-Sheet Handbook". I figured I would pay for the information instead of trying to piece it all together from a bunch of interviews and articles. Besides, I am a firm believer in supporting the people trying to give me information regardless if I "like" their personality. Hell, I might just go back and buy a T-shirt if the method proves effective on my next cycle.

WARNING
This is a guide or better yet a starting point to AAS use. It and nothing should be treated as "gospel". Everyone of us is different. I have found that proper diet, recovery, and training will get you further than blasting grams of gear while half-assing your training, partying every night, and taking cheese burgers to the face. Well, that might not be entirely true but gear is not the "Captain America supper serum" most think its. The best course of action is to learn your body, pick a AAS starting point, then titrate up the doses as needed for continued progress.

Team Evil Genius is:
Broderick Chavez
Mircea Balaj
Scott Habermehl

Now on to their methodology. Everything is based on body weight in kilograms. To get kilograms from pounds.

Body weight in pounds divided by 2.2 equals kilograms

Using me as an example
215 / 2.2 = 97.7 or 98 kilograms rounding up.

The dosing convention is based on milligrams per kilogram per week. Don't worry you can "Identify" as anything you want, no judging here.
TRT .5 - 1 mg/kg
Female 1 - 3 mg/kg
Sport TRT 2 - 3 mg/kg
Gym bro 5 - 10 mg/kg
State level athlete 10 mg/kg
National level athlete 15 mg/kg
Professional athlete 20 mg/kg
For oral AAS, you should not exceed 1 mg per kg per day
Female duration should be 3 - 9 weeks with the same amount of time off before starting again.
Male duration is 8 - 20 weeks
Oral AAS duration should not exceed you body weight in kg with the same amount of time off before starting again.
(oral example based on me, 98 mg a day for 98 days with 98 days off before taking orals again)

The basic philosophy is.
Draw bloods before you begin the AAS cycle
Determine your cycle length based on bloods
Take your body weight in kilograms (kg’s)
Multiply it by a factor of .5 - 20+ mg/kg.
Allow .5 - 3+ mg/kg for Test or Test based compounds
Fill the remaining milligrams with the best suited drug(s) for the goal
Draw bloods at mid-point of the cycle
Draw bloods at the end of your cycle

Remember, everyone is different. Different goals, reactions to compounds, and past AAS usage. For example, at my age 160 mg/week of Test- C puts my total testosterone levels at around 700 ng/dl. So the suggested .5 - 3 mg/kg test base is actually 4 mg/kg for me. This would be my cycle using the "Evil Genius" method.

Blood work
4 weeks 400 mg Test C + 50 mg NPP EOD + 400 mg Mast
Total = 950/1000 mg/week
4 weeks 400 mg Test C + 50 mg NPP EOD + 500 mg Mast
Total = 1050/1100 mg/week
4 weeks 400 mg Test C + 50 mg NPP EOD + 600 mg Mast
Total = 1150/1200 mg/week
Blood Work
4 weeks 400 mg Test C + 50 mg NPP EOD + 600 mg Mast + 50 mg Anavar ED
Total = 1500/1550 mg/week
4 weeks 400 mg Test C + 50 mg NPP EOD + 600 mg Mast + 50 mg Anavar ED
Total = 1500/1550 mg/week
Blood Work
 
What is your main goal for this course? Let us know how it works out.

What has your programming with drugs, training and food looked like in the past?


are you going to follow the "post it note" diet and hypertrophy training philosophy too?
 
I know his methods and I’ve tried them, and obviously all it is is basically what some call “safe use”
method.

You will not have the same results of a traditional blast because obviously the longer you are exposed to higher doses the more you grow (up to a certain threshold).

So if you are doing 2 grams of gear for 16 weeks straight versus increasing them gradually from some kind of hrt dose to 2 grams over the course of 16 weeks, obviously you’re gonna gain more muscle with the former method because you’re exposed to more for longer, but also obviously you’re gonna have more side effects…

At the end of the day I guess it cancels itself out, you could just take less gear but at the same dose throughout the blast and it would achieve the same….
 
What is your main goal for this course? Let us know how it works out.

What has your programming with drugs, training and food looked like in the past?


are you going to follow the "post it note" diet and hypertrophy training philosophy too?
To go from 17% to 10% or lower without loosing muscle.

In the past, 1600 mg/week has been my largest dose. I've tried every kind of split (progressive overload and intensity are on point) currently on PPL rest repeat (de-load or take extra days off as needed). I have been following the "usual" diet for the past 2 years. 5 meals a day, at least 1g protein per lb body weight (unless trying trying to cut weight or on rest days), fill the rest with carbs, do not add "intentional" fat. Obviously I stick to a daily calorie intake goal.

Haven't decided that yet but was thinking about it.
 
Is there any info regarding cruise dose setup in the literature? I assume most guys are not going to pct in the downtime. Just curious because I love the structured nature of this program.
 
Is there any info regarding cruise dose setup in the literature? I assume most guys are not going to pct in the downtime. Just curious because I love the structured nature of this program.

are you asking if there are any litterature on doses of 100-250mg testosterone per week? what do you mean by "cruise dose setup", and do you mean research papers or anecdotal litterature?
 
are you asking if there are any litterature on doses of 100-250mg testosterone per week? what do you mean by "cruise dose setup", and do you mean research papers or anecdotal litterature?
Grey Spartan is referencing a program by Chavez and it offers a methodical structured way to setup a cycle. I was just curious if the Chavez “system” advises how to run the cruise dose. Should you drop back to a natural test level which I would think eats away at potential gains or do they recommend a certain test level as optimal?
 
He doesn't even separate lean mass from body weight?
I haven’t read any of his literature just the synopsis provided above. There are different thresholds listed from TRT guy to professional athlete. Maybe in full literature there is a more detailed explanation?
 
Is there any info regarding cruise dose setup in the literature? I assume most guys are not going to pct in the downtime. Just curious because I love the structured nature of this program.
No specific mention of a "cruise dose". I personally try and keep my blood levels around 1100 on my cruise/recovery phase. So for me that would be the Sport TRT dosing.
 
During my research to see what is possible for a man in his late 50's to accomplish with drugs, hard work, and diet, I ran into a man named Broderick Chavez from "Team Evil Genius". For those that do not know who Broderick Chavez is, he is a biologist who has developed a "system" to guide AAS usage. He sometimes comes off as arrogant, convoluted, and has a tendency to patronize the interviewer on a question asked without ever really answering the question. However, he has some interesting theories and as we all know when it comes to AAS/PED usage, we need to collect as much information as possible, from as many sources as possible, so we can make an "educated" decision on what course of action to take.

I watched the videos, read the articles, and payed $50 for "The AAS Cheat-Sheet Handbook". I figured I would pay for the information instead of trying to piece it all together from a bunch of interviews and articles. Besides, I am a firm believer in supporting the people trying to give me information regardless if I "like" their personality. Hell, I might just go back and buy a T-shirt if the method proves effective on my next cycle.

WARNING
This is a guide or better yet a starting point to AAS use. It and nothing should be treated as "gospel". Everyone of us is different. I have found that proper diet, recovery, and training will get you further than blasting grams of gear while half-assing your training, partying every night, and taking cheese burgers to the face. Well, that might not be entirely true but gear is not the "Captain America supper serum" most think its. The best course of action is to learn your body, pick a AAS starting point, then titrate up the doses as needed for continued progress.

Team Evil Genius is:
Broderick Chavez
Mircea Balaj
Scott Habermehl

Now on to their methodology. Everything is based on body weight in kilograms. To get kilograms from pounds.

Body weight in pounds divided by 2.2 equals kilograms

Using me as an example
215 / 2.2 = 97.7 or 98 kilograms rounding up.

The dosing convention is based on milligrams per kilogram per week. Don't worry you can "Identify" as anything you want, no judging here.
TRT .5 - 1 mg/kg
Female 1 - 3 mg/kg
Sport TRT 2 - 3 mg/kg
Gym bro 5 - 10 mg/kg
State level athlete 10 mg/kg
National level athlete 15 mg/kg
Professional athlete 20 mg/kg
For oral AAS, you should not exceed 1 mg per kg per day
Female duration should be 3 - 9 weeks with the same amount of time off before starting again.
Male duration is 8 - 20 weeks
Oral AAS duration should not exceed you body weight in kg with the same amount of time off before starting again.
(oral example based on me, 98 mg a day for 98 days with 98 days off before taking orals again)

The basic philosophy is.
Draw bloods before you begin the AAS cycle
Determine your cycle length based on bloods
Take your body weight in kilograms (kg’s)
Multiply it by a factor of .5 - 20+ mg/kg.
Allow .5 - 3+ mg/kg for Test or Test based compounds
Fill the remaining milligrams with the best suited drug(s) for the goal
Draw bloods at mid-point of the cycle
Draw bloods at the end of your cycle

Remember, everyone is different. Different goals, reactions to compounds, and past AAS usage. For example, at my age 160 mg/week of Test- C puts my total testosterone levels at around 700 ng/dl. So the suggested .5 - 3 mg/kg test base is actually 4 mg/kg for me. This would be my cycle using the "Evil Genius" method.

Blood work
4 weeks 400 mg Test C + 50 mg NPP EOD + 400 mg Mast
Total = 950/1000 mg/week
4 weeks 400 mg Test C + 50 mg NPP EOD + 500 mg Mast
Total = 1050/1100 mg/week
4 weeks 400 mg Test C + 50 mg NPP EOD + 600 mg Mast
Total = 1150/1200 mg/week
Blood Work
4 weeks 400 mg Test C + 50 mg NPP EOD + 600 mg Mast + 50 mg Anavar ED
Total = 1500/1550 mg/week
4 weeks 400 mg Test C + 50 mg NPP EOD + 600 mg Mast + 50 mg Anavar ED
Total = 1500/1550 mg/week
Blood Work
Following. Going to delve into this. Thank you for writing this up.
 
I'm not really a serious lifter and got on trt due to age. I'm definitely on what's called "sports trt" but I also aromatise at a low rate and my estrogen was tanked on 120mg, so now I'm on about 220mg per week and it still tends to slowly go down.

The slowly ramping up is obviously good for assessing sides and any negative hits to your markers but it would also be less optimal. It's a good idea if you're trying a new compound, but if you know how you handle it, I would just do it the traditional way.
 
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