Antibiotics and juice?

[Snoop]

I just started my cycle (test and deca) and I've been taking antibiotics for my cough. Will the antibiotics have any negative effects on my cycle?

 

[bungybung]

antibiotics of a large dose nature, ie Augmentin will break down testosterone levels rapidly.

 

[enzymus]

antibiotics of a large dose nature, ie Augmentin will break down testosterone levels rapidly.

where did you hear that I would like to see.

I don't believe it.....

 

[liftsiron]

Tetracycalines are also said to interfere with protien
matabolism. Penicellin type drugs seem to work well
without interference.

 

[ROIDRANGER]

there are only two or so that interfere....and i think tetracycline is one of them......

 

[Cornellius]

are this facts???

 

[AnabolicDiabetic]

Antibiotics...

are actually catabolic. Ask your Doc, if he's not one of the numerous knobs who shouldn't have been let out of med school(sorry, I can't stand most docs).

 

[chillin408]

I used antibiotics for almost 2 years and never experienced any signs that they were causing catabolism. I'm natural too, so it would affect me more than it would a juicer. I was even looking for signs of catabolism and reduced protein synthesis, but noticed nothing. I used both tetracycline and doxycycline. I think the dose given by doctors is way too low to affect human protein synthesis noticably.

Never heard it lowers testosterone, at least the doses given to humans, I never noticed any signs of lower testosterone either.

 

[AnabolicDiabetic]

I don't know what dose would actually cause significant catbolic effect...all I know is they are classified as catabolic

 

[ragingbull]

Anti-biotics will not effect your cycle as it was a wives tale started by Bill Phillips and has no science backing it. How antibiotics work is they chemically bind to ribosomes thus preventing the ribosome from binding to DNA to even start protein synthesis. Now, these same antibiotics can not bind to the human ribosome because it is structurally different thus the ribosomes in us humans remain able to carry out the mechanisms they need to. Basically the main difference between protein synthesis in bacteria and humans is the ribosomes used to carry it out.