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big moose has got it. There's no problem taking the two together and you don't have to worry about how close temporally.

clenbuterol is an asthma medicine, so I would assume that it hits beta-2 - the one's that, when bound, stimulate the relaxation of the smooth muscle fibers of the broncioles in the lungs, opening the airways, and making for easier breathing. I think yohimbine is an alpha-2 agonist. not sure...

Legally it's within the realm of patient confidentiality. The only times your doctor can break the confidentiality is if your threatening to physically harm your self (suicide) or someone else, or you're neglecting the care of a minor or an elderly person. AAS use ain't none of the above.

No vein. It's just the tren cough. Don't know why, but it happens.

Ouch! Good luck. (BTW-NC here, as well)

ditto to both

I'd be pissed too! He DID breach confidentiality. While it's reasonable to expect that the information will be shared with the doctors and nurses immediately involved in treating you for that surgical procedure, the information can't be disclosed to anyone else without your written consent -...

Definittely don't try to drain it. Sounds like inflammation from irritation from benzyl alcohol additives. Common. Unless it gets hotter, redder, more painful, and you get a fever, leave it alone and it'll go away.

Black stool is a prime indicator of bleeding from the stomach; however iron supplementation and pepto bismol can also do this.

Flax seeds are a laxative. Not sure if that's from the whole seed, or if it's a property of the oil as well.

It's not addictive, but there is a withdrawal syndrome associated with abrupt cessation: aching, dizziness, flu-like symptoms. It's not harmful, but can be uncomfortable. It's more likely to happen the higher the dose you were taking, and the longer you've been taking it. Can last 7-10 days...

it's acetate.

Kingjohn: Zoloft is sertraline. Wellbutrin is bupropion. Zyban is bupropion. Insurance usually doesn't cover Zyban, but will cover Wellbutrin if the doctor says it's being prescribed for depression and not to replace Zyban for smoking cessation. Bupropion and sertraline are both...

FHG: You're welcome. By satiety I mean the sensation of being full, or having eaten enough. It's complex because it would also involve stomach stretch receptors and lots of psychosocial factors. I'd have to look into the histamine receptors and weight gain. What I know is that meds (in...

yep, endorphins