Hello everyone,

Friend of mine’s child has a disease called Smith-Lemli-Opitz disease which means that his body isn't able to produce enough cholesterol.  Therefore, he’s required to take supplements for the cholesterol deficiency. His current supplement is produced by a lab and paid for by the NIH.  However, it is being discontinued which means he needs to find another.  Without a supplement, he would have to eat 15-18 pasteurized raw egg yolks—which are not exactly easy to come by— per day to get a sufficient level.  The reason being for the raw, rather than cooked, is because they can mix them into shakes etc and it’s believed to absorbed better than when cooked.  Keep in mind that the boy is 5 years old, so getting him to eat that man eggs a day would be a chore.

So, with that background information being laid out, does anyone know of, or even ever heard of, a cholesterol supplement? 

Any information or advice is greatly appreciated.

Hi Capt,

I'm a fan of peanut butter flavors for protein powders as well, so I think I'll give TrueProtein a try. 

My question for you is which blend do you use?  Do you use a custom blend? If so, what is it? Or, do you use a Premixed Formula?


That goes for everyone who uses TrueProtein:  What are your preferred mixes?

Why run 2 different types of test?

Lucky ducks...

I believe because both substances are rather harsh on your liver.

Why specificlly orals?  And you're probably going to want to give your past cycle experience also.

How much better is Isolate than Concentrate?

Seemed like a lot of HGG....

What's the general consensus reguarding Sust for first time users?  Is it more benifical to be 'saved' for use in later cycles?  Should first timers just stick with a single longer ester compound?

along with Whey

Well, for starters you're going to want to switch your dosages around so that you've got twice as much test as deca.  And you're probably going to get sugestions to the effect of "Extend that cycle to 10 or 12 weeks".

After those changes you'll probably get a green light.

Sounds like someone doesn't want to put in their own time and research...

What's protein?

So dark red piss is bad?   

peanut butter eh?  How much PB per can of tuna?

Since Whey is gernerally reserved for use post-workout because of its quick absortion rate,  if you make your Whey shakes with milk, does the cassin from the milk hinder the quick absorbing whey?   Just curious...

I sense more flaming coming for your lack of a cycle that is set in stone already...Even suggesting the notion that you don't already have everything planed out to a "T" is gonna get you flamed...

Beware.

What brands do you guys like?  How expensive are they?  When and what do you use them for? (like when do you take them, and you obviously use them for protien)  Do you mix them in with your shakes?  Do you cook them as a meal/snack? etc.

Only 8 weeks off then he's cool to go back on?  Doesn't that seem a little short?  I was under the assumption that time on=time off , or even more time off than on...

Didn't she get eaten by a spider or something?

On your fist 'cycle' of what?  6-oxo?  How long was it? Dosages?

Details please.

Hey Op,  I can see where your parents are coming from.

I mean think about it.  First it's innocient Whey, then before you know it you're injecting anabolic steroids! 

You need to slap some sense into your parents.  That's just ridiculous.  What's their argument against it? 

Whey is nothing but good.  Tell them that they ( or you, depending on who buys the grocerys) could be spending their money on worse things; pop, candy, etc.

If you're going to attempt to convince them that Whey is a good thing, and not the devil,  then compar yourself to other kids your age.  You're probably way more healthy, and are learning about nutrition.

Hell here's an idea.  Have your health teacher write you a note saying how good Whey is.  HA! That'd be a first.

Well dude,  Good Luck with the parent situation.  Hopefully you are able to show them the light.

Lasix comes in pill form?  I've only ever dealt with injectable.

Don't you think that doctors can tell someone is using AAS with some simple observation?  Surly the signs are not that hard to see.

Sounds like Superdrol is to be avoided like the bubonic plague.