Heart attack, Car accident, and triple bypass surgery bro's

[Big Rick Rock]

Steroids can make preexisting conditions even worse. It really sucks that our doctors are scared of prescribing steroids and monitoring us during cycle for fear of being prosecuted like many already are... I'm sure if you were getting your gear from your doc, or at least had a doc who was willing to monitor your body during cycle, your heart condition would have been discovered a lot sooner... Even if this condition was NOT caused by the Steroids, being monitored by a Doc during all your previous cycles would have give you a chance to have picked up on this problem before it ever became a problem.

 

[mr.nitro]

you're kidding yourself if you think AAS use had absolutely no part in it. Heart attacks are caused by inflamation. Your heart was healthy as can be because of your active lifestyle and AAS does help with that. But you get even the slightest bit of inflammation and that will happen. Gear contributed to it, but the biggest contributing factor is lifestyle. The genetics argument is horseshit, it's a way for the medical industry to just shrug their shoulders and put you on all sorts of drugs instead of telling you the hard truth. Unfortunately the typical BB diet is filled with heavy animal fats and proteins. We don't suffer the same heart problems because we're metabolizing alot of it. Sedentary people with the same diets would be kealing over. But it's just a matter of time, and add gear useage to it which does mess with your bad cholesterol....heavy lifting which expands the veins and causes the intitial ruptures....it's all a combination of stuff that leads to these calcium deposits that are what cause the blockages. You're lucky that you're in such good shape that they tell you no permanent heart damage has been done. My humble advice is to seriously curtail the future gear use, except for GH. And to completely overhaul your diet........get away from animal proteins. With all the toxins we're ingesting daily that we have no control over, adding meat proteins in such high amounts stretches our bodies resources to thin. Something eventually gives. You can't have ounces and ounces of undigesting meat sitting in your stomach and colon drawing precious bodily resources away from doing things "LIKE" clearing out calcified veins. You don't have to completely give up meat, far from it. But you have to seriously curb it. Our little whey protein powders are also a source of imflammation now from what I've read. This is new for me so I'm not 100% on this, but from what i've read recently they're finding out that these whey isolates are about as undigestable as a well done steak.....so they add the undigesting shit in our bodies which makes our bodies more acidic, because we're generating acids to aid in digestion.........a state which leads to inflammation. I've had my own heart problems bro, which has led me to study this in detail I would have never guessed I would have to at 31. But I'm glad I did because I've made changes to my life that will serve me well for a long time to come.

What an experience though, I can't imagine that........good to hear you made it through that. Peace.......and if you want to talk about all things "heart" related, give me a pm anytime.

this was due to a blockage, not inflamation!

 

[redsamurai]

this was due to a blockage, not inflamation!

inflammation causes the deposits that then break free and become "blockages".

 

[iron_matt-CB]

glad your ok man

 

[airsmith2k]

you're kidding yourself if you think AAS use had absolutely no part in it. Heart attacks are caused by inflamation. Your heart was healthy as can be because of your active lifestyle and AAS does help with that. But you get even the slightest bit of inflammation and that will happen. Gear contributed to it, but the biggest contributing factor is lifestyle. The genetics argument is horseshit, it's a way for the medical industry to just shrug their shoulders and put you on all sorts of drugs instead of telling you the hard truth. Unfortunately the typical BB diet is filled with heavy animal fats and proteins. We don't suffer the same heart problems because we're metabolizing alot of it. Sedentary people with the same diets would be kealing over. But it's just a matter of time, and add gear useage to it which does mess with your bad cholesterol....heavy lifting which expands the veins and causes the intitial ruptures....it's all a combination of stuff that leads to these calcium deposits that are what cause the blockages. You're lucky that you're in such good shape that they tell you no permanent heart damage has been done. My humble advice is to seriously curtail the future gear use, except for GH. And to completely overhaul your diet........get away from animal proteins. With all the toxins we're ingesting daily that we have no control over, adding meat proteins in such high amounts stretches our bodies resources to thin. Something eventually gives. You can't have ounces and ounces of undigesting meat sitting in your stomach and colon drawing precious bodily resources away from doing things "LIKE" clearing out calcified veins. You don't have to completely give up meat, far from it. But you have to seriously curb it. Our little whey protein powders are also a source of imflammation now from what I've read. This is new for me so I'm not 100% on this, but from what i've read recently they're finding out that these whey isolates are about as undigestable as a well done steak.....so they add the undigesting shit in our bodies which makes our bodies more acidic, because we're generating acids to aid in digestion.........a state which leads to inflammation. I've had my own heart problems bro, which has led me to study this in detail I would have never guessed I would have to at 31. But I'm glad I did because I've made changes to my life that will serve me well for a long time to come.

What an experience though, I can't imagine that........good to hear you made it through that. Peace.......and if you want to talk about all things "heart" related, give me a pm anytime.

the genetic argument bullshit? how could u even say that? diabeties cancer and so on runs in alot of families and alot of things are genetic and so is heart disease....the guy ran 3 cycles in his life i highly highly doubt that gave him the heart attack....good hes ok now did he mention his age?

 

[Cutiebaby]

Damn, that is scary business!!

Glad to hear that you and your girl are safe.

 

[burnthiscorpse]

first off...seriously glad your ok brother!! Look at it this way..you kicked that heart attack's ass!! you slumped over and crashed like a mother fu*@ker, were out for a minute then woke up and said WTF?? thats pretty amazing right there
I dont think genetics or hereditary shit is out of the question here. if men in your family all have heart issues then yeah, chances are your gonna too. could the gear have brought it on sooner? sure. Did it? who knows.
Bottom line....we're all glad your ok

 

[swole]

take nothing for granted and enjoy everything

i am so happy you are OK bro

shoot me a line

 

[juniorsamples]

Man, I'm glad you're doing well. How old are you?

 

[79steeler]

Man, I'm glad you're doing well. How old are you?

Bro's I will be 41 in august.

My veins were blocked due to a build up of plaque they said, not a piece of plaque that broke loose and lodged in my heart. A build up of plaque likely occured over a long period of time.

My heart surgeon said that a 40 year old who smoked, drank, and ate fast food all his life should not have the level of blockage that I have.

I told him that I did some test, running it at 500mg for periods of 12 weeks at times, he did not seem too concerned by my statement. I did not tell him that I did other steroids. I will discuss further with my heart surgeon my future steriod usage.

I think this is a good discussion and would like to hear other opinions as well.

What happens to all the oil that we are injection into our systems?