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Come on guys, do your research. Kronos Pharmacy is a large legitimate compounding Pharmacy in LV. Buffdoc

Bell's palsy (idiopathic facial nerve paralysis) is a strange entity. Sometimes it resolves quickly w/ minimal treatment; other times the paralysis is permanent (not ususally!) I've had nic siccess treating it w/ acupuncture (the sooner I get them in, the better the results tend to be). Some...

Increase when you breathe? With eating, shitting? (PS, hard to feel sympathetic, bro ;-)

Domestic does not traverse US Customs. It's pretty safe. International is dicey, even more so now.

It might be of benefit if some fool tried to sue me for malpractice based on something he did after I made a statement on this board.

FThe most foolproof way to protect the liver is to avoid orals and Winny. The theory behind "liver protection" is antioxidant protection, just like w/ any cell or tissue. Glutathione is a big player in the liver. This is one reason that MT, NAC, ALA etc are considered essential. Evidence? You...

Merely excreting the drug via the kidneys does not mean that the kidneys are stressed. My biggest concern would be this: if your liver enzymes are elevated on your pre-op labs (from using oxandrolone), they're probably NOT going to use you as a donor.

I agree w/ the above, and also w/ the idea of chelation. I've seen people w/ stents do quite well afterwards with such therapies, and continue thier exersize regimens. Also, everyone is so quick to condemn the gear; how many men each year in their 40's manifest coronary artery disease who've...

I get all that stuff (Avena, Maca Tribulus, etc) from below: http://www.beyond-a-century.com/order.html

Everyone has some vellus hairs. In fact, each follicular unit is composed of one to five terminal hairs and one or two vellus hairs. Plus, vellus hairs occur all over the body (check out your forearm). Andno, it is impossible to predict who will develop MPB, and to what extent, based on family...

Many aneuysmal dilations, especially in young people, are congenital, ie, they're born w/ them (eg, Berry aneurysms in the arterial Circle of Willis at the base of the brain). You can rupture on of these straining on the crapper! People straining at their stool can run their blood pressure WAY...

This thread exemplifies one of the reasons I spend less and less time at EF.

I know of no hard evidence, other than hearsay, that trenbolone is "hard on the kidneys". Am I missing something here? Any studies, or other evidence? Also, kidney pain is not usually seen in azotemia or renal insufficiency. This may be musculoskeletal in nature, just as we see with Dbols, etc.

Training will do more to keep you from recovering than the clen will.

Girth, 40-something here. Currently tren/prop/EQ cycle. First cycle w/ tren. Liking it thus far. No cough, no hyper-irritablity. Libido fine. We'll see.