Cholesterols and aas

[gucciman]

[FONT=&quot]What are your thoughts on chloresterol and AAS. And do any of you do anything about it besides eating healthy?[/FONT]
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[FONT=&quot]There are allways commercials I see on TV about Chloresterol drugs.. And it just makes me think about long term damage[/FONT]

 

[P0N]

I personally just try to eat healthy, and not run the worst offenders like winnie too long. I know some people will add in things like lipitor though.

 

[dylangemelli]

dga organ st is something you should take year round, especially if you are using steroids... it helps tremendously with cholesterol amongst many other things...

https://www.amazon.com/DGA-Nutraceuticals-Organ-ST/dp/B0762B5KBG

 

[SteveMobsterG]

What are your thoughts on chloresterol and AAS. And do any of you do anything about it besides eating healthy?


There are allways commercials I see on TV about Chloresterol drugs.. And it just makes me think about long term damage

That'd depend on how long you stay on etc etc AAS

 

[stevesmi]

steroids will throw cholesterol off. that is universally known

so best solution is to not use them if your #'s are already bad and keep cycles short and mild.. with lots of time off.. and ALWAYS USE N2GUARD mandatory

the misinformation spread about cholesterol is a whole nother discussion but it isn't about avoiding foods with cholesterol at all like the doctor will tell you, it is overall lifestyle linked to heart health. overeating is a big one obviously but it has always been an affluent disease throughout history because only the rich could afford to be lazy and eat shitty

 

[Fella Finn]

Healthy diet and proper supplementation are the keys to keeping it at bay.
Like steve mentioned N2Guard is fantastic overall health supplement that also helps to manage your cholesterol levels.

 

[RickRock13]

Certain steroids will wreck your cholesterol numbers. I'd avoid those and eat clean and healthy. That keep cholesterol where it needs to be

 

[cbbram]

Some steroids will wreck your cholesterol regardless of how well you eat.