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Getbig Bodybuilding Boards => Steroids Info & Hardcore => Topic started by: beard on September 08, 2009, 02:01:41 PM
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... without a break?
Is there a risk for bad cholesterol levels?
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... without a break?
Is there a risk for bad cholesterol levels?
for me it was scar tissue ;D i never really had any serious problems, but then again i have only been off for a little over two years.
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... without a break?
Is there a risk for bad cholesterol levels?
maybe, maybe not its individual to each person, just get regular blood work done and be honest with your doctor.
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for me it was scar tissue ;D i never really had any serious problems, but then again i have only been off for a little over two years.
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its amazing that scar tissue,,, top corners of my glutes will never be the same again... got a weird bump on my shoulder that hasnt moved for the past 3 year either..
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maybe, maybe not its individual to each person, just get regular blood work done and be honest with your doctor.
No need to see a doctor for blood work, once you do your insurer knows your life story, good luck with getting insured after that if your tests are off due to aas. Here is where I order my blood tests from www.lef.org . Excellent company.
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which one do you get?
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which one do you get?
If you're asking me, the Chemistry Panel will give you a complete analysis of your lipids, glucose, kidney,liver function etc. The company sends you the paperwork and you take it to a Labcorp in your area, have the blood drawn and the results will be in the mail within a week. All the info is on their website.
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... without a break?
Is there a risk for bad cholesterol levels?
Yes, there's a risk...how sever? Depends on the person. When I'm on my "good" cholesterol is typically a little lower than it needs to be. It's not drastic, but the number can get a little low.
What's the biggest problem when you stay on for years and years? It's hard to say, I do think it's very individualistic, however, I also think everyone, no matter who you are does need periods of time off...the body needs time to regulate itself. Never allowing this to happen could cause some problems down the road, because I don't care who you are...I know there are tons of people out there who say they'll stay on for life, but come on, no one is going to run hard cycles when they're in their 60's and 70's. TRT? Maybe, but that's a completely different thing altogether.
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No need to see a doctor for blood work, once you do your insurer knows your life story, good luck with getting insured after that if your tests are off due to aas. Here is where I order my blood tests from www.lef.org . Excellent company.
Not where Im from , we dont have the f**ked up health system you guys have :D
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To avoid scar tissue its recommended to alternate your injection spots.
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To avoid scar tissue its recommended to alternate your injection spots.
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I can see staying on for a couple years to build size.. If you’re healthy and don’t have an odd reaction to steroids you should be fine. Find out which steroid works well for you... dont just run test.
You need to drop the dose (hrt dose) or come off eventually. You will want a break...
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To avoid scar tissue its recommended to alternate your injection spots.
How fucking naive..