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is it better to chew or swallow dbols?
does it even make a difference?
does it even make a difference?
chew or swallow?
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Not really. There used to be some concern with IP dbol because the rumor was that he pressed it so hard, it would pass through your digestive track whole...but I had a friend drop one in a glass of water and thirty minutes later it was powder...Makes me think the whole chewing them thing was really unnecessary...but to get back to the question at hand..No, overall it won't make much of a differance...So do which ever you like, but for me...I just swallow em whole.
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PowderDragon
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some peope have said to stick it under tounge and let some of it soak into your system through the soft tissue under the tounge? I wonder if there is any wisdom to that?
thelegacy again
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let me ask your girlfriend
Dr. M
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Chewing or not won't make any sort of difference, unless you chew and hold the powder in your mouth to let it absorb sublingually.
If you just want d-bol as part of a stack, take your dosage spread out over every 4 to 6 hours during the day (eg. 40mg/day would be best done as 10mg, 4 times a day).
-M
If you just want d-bol as part of a stack, take your dosage spread out over every 4 to 6 hours during the day (eg. 40mg/day would be best done as 10mg, 4 times a day).
-M
Dr. M
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tapoutm -
yes, if allowed to dissolve and diffuse into the bloodstream sublingually, it would be in the bloodstream faster than if taken orally.
Think of sublingual nitroglycerine for heart patients, or chewing tobacco for those who like a good 'chaw' now and again. Both of these use the thinness of the gums/sublingual tissue and the abundance of blood vessels in this tissue to facilitate faster absorption.
Two steroid-related examples would be cheque drops or methyltestosterone; both of these can be used sublingually (or, in the case of methyltest, intranasally as well) for a fierce pump/rage.
-M
yes, if allowed to dissolve and diffuse into the bloodstream sublingually, it would be in the bloodstream faster than if taken orally.
Think of sublingual nitroglycerine for heart patients, or chewing tobacco for those who like a good 'chaw' now and again. Both of these use the thinness of the gums/sublingual tissue and the abundance of blood vessels in this tissue to facilitate faster absorption.
Two steroid-related examples would be cheque drops or methyltestosterone; both of these can be used sublingually (or, in the case of methyltest, intranasally as well) for a fierce pump/rage.
-M
