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As little as 10 mgs of d-bol for 10 days will lower testosterone by up to 40%. At 8 weeks it can cause irreperable damage to the liver.
houseofpain said:
Nelson, where do you come up with this stuff...?
People have been doing 8-10 week cycles of Dbol since the 70's. At "reasonable" dosages with proper ramp up, ramp down, and an HCG or Clomid follow up, Dbol is one of the safest forms of AS on the block.
Where do YOU come up with this? D-bol is the safest? I'd put Primo, winny, var and just about every injectable before it in terms of safety.
When I say something CAN do something, that doesn't mean it will. But it can. Some people can drink more than others. Some people can smoke a pack a day and live to be 85. That doesn't mean smoking is harmless. D-bol was never meant for long term therapy.
Where do YOU come up with this? D-bol is the safest? I'd put Primo, winny, var and just about every injectable before it in terms of safety.
When I say something CAN do something, that doesn't mean it will. But it can. Some people can drink more than others. Some people can smoke a pack a day and live to be 85. That doesn't mean smoking is harmless. D-bol was never meant for long term therapy.
houseofpain said:
I didn't say that Dbol was "the" saftest AS. I said that if you use it with reasonable dosages and follow up recovery, it's still "one of the safest" AS's you can use.
Correct dosages and duration all but eliminate the issue of liver problems unless you have a pre-existing condition already. (E.g. someone that would go into liver failure from mixing tylenol and a few beers would be the kind of person that would be the exception, not the norm).
I just don't agree with some of the blanket statements you make sometimes without any explainations about the "exceptions" that you may be thinking of, but don't articulate in your posts.
Like saying... "10mgs a day for 8 weeks can cause irrepairable liver damage".
The chances of that happening in someone with a normal healthy liver are EXTREMELY low.
I'm not trying to flame you, because you obviously have a lot of knowledge and experience behind you. But there are lots of guys on here that see your number of posts, consider you a senior member of the board, and take what you say as gospel. So you should think about the potential effect you have on an AS newbie when you make a post that doesn't fully explain your view.
houseofpain said:
I'm not trying to flame you, because you obviously have a lot of knowledge and experience behind you. But there are lots of guys on here that see your number of posts, consider you a senior member of the board, and take what you say as gospel. So you should think about the potential effect you have on an AS newbie when you make a post that doesn't fully explain your view.