GoldenDelicious
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ok then fonz, let me take another look at your post....brace yourself, amoeba brain
before i start, though, i must say that you have been nominated as a candidate for the wanker hall of fame, since you deleted a post by a health professional (me) which would certainly have helped a member (the original poster of this thread) to feed your own insecurities and delusions.
i wouldnt be surprised if i opened the dictionary, looked up the meaning of the word wanker and saw your avatar. but i digress. ahem.
no, fonz. taking medication for blood pressure is not a stop gap measure, it is actually a lifelong solution in most cases. depending on the type of blood pressure medication used, you can control the amount of fluid in the body (angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitrs or ACE inhibitors for short, as well as angiotensin receptor antagonists) or you can control the contractility of the heart tissue, as well as decrease heart rate (beta 2 adrenergic receptor blockers
).(Beta-1 adrenoreceptors control hear rate) Fonz 1 GD 0)
so long as blood pressure and heart rate drop down to normal, acceptable levels, there will be no worsening of the condition, because the root cause of effects such as ventricular atrophy and aneurisms has been eliminated.
i think youre confused with other medications which mask symptoms. blood pressure control doesnt mask, it corrects.
I said a stop-gap measure because he will keep using AAS. Stop reading out of your backwards pharmacology manual because it does not deal with healthy males using AAS. BP will not drop back down to normal with the amount of AAS he is using. Any Vet will tell you that much. (Fonz 2 GD 0)
actually, in certain circumstances, hell YES. if you can eliminate the root cause of the ventricular atrophy, then the ventricular walls will at least remain the same. furthermore, it has been seen that part of the ventricular atrophy which occurs as a result of high BO does in fact reverse; the thickening itself may atrophy back to normal, but alas, stretching will not.
so do us all a favour and keep your loud mouth shut when you dont know what you are talking about. (ill even go so far as to spell it out for you...thats RIGHT NOW)
In certain circumstances? LOL.....you must have gone to a institution for higher stupidity. We don't want a MAYBE? here, we want COMPLETE NORMALIZATION of his ventricular atrophy. (Fonz 3 GD 0)
mate you can tell me anything you want, chances are ill be right in my assumption that you dont know what the fuck you are on about.
Don't ever call me mate. You're a moron to me.
yes fonz. brain aneurism. an aneurism is where the diameter of a blood vessel increeases drastically, usually in response to high pressure. kind of like when a clown (no fonz, not you this time) blows into a long balloon and you get a big bubble in the middle of it.
Again......stupidly wrong. It would take years and years for the intercraneal pressure to rise due to high BP, as the brain blood vessels always keep a constant BP. It never changes. Unless of course you use AAS in the super-high range for very long periods of time. (Fonz 4 GD 0)
you see fonz, this is what you learn when you go to university. you actually learn how the body works, general trends, physiology etc etc. for your amoeba brain, ill translate that: in university you actually learn what the fuck is happening, so when you give someone advice, it is viable, and youre not just talking out of your arse.
I think the one talking out of your ass is you. You have no experience with AAS, and no experience in the pharmacology of AAS in otherwise healthy adult males. I do. (Fonz 5 GD 0)
if you were a real doctor or had half a clue you would actually have an idea what he was thinking, instead of ridiculing the guy and talking a big bunch of shit.
My brother is doing his Ph. D in theoretical Physics.....your brothers credentials do not impress me one bit. The one thing that does amuse me, is that you're just have a BSc in pharmacology and your brother is WAY, WAY ahead of your sorry ass. Must suck to be the stupid one in the family.
wow fonz you have invented a new term. inter cranial pressure...i guess that means the pressure between two skulls. did you by any chance mean intra cranial pressure?
Pressure is defined as the force per unit area. Whats in our skulls? Veins and capillaries that are circular in diameter. Therefore intercraneal pressure is simply the amount of force being generated by the blood running through the veins(Which generates a force) and capillaries(Which generates a smaller force, because they are smaller) per total area of the subjects brain.
Bio-chemistry lesson over. (Fonz 6 GD 0)
i find it wonderous that the pressure inside your head is kept constant. wow that really amazing. especially when you consider that the pressure of blood inside arteries in the brain (yes..thats intra cranial fonz) must be higher than the surrounding smaller vessels in order to flow into them. thats the basic principle behind a pressure gradient.
BP is kept constant in the brain. It is the one part of the body with a constant BP throughout. And ever hear of mass flowrate? No, I guess you haven't. You really should touch up on fluid mechanics, it'll help you understand your foolishness a bit better. (Fonz 7 GD 0)
fuck here we go. you reckon this guy should drop his intake to 200mg test a week (even though a normal body produces around 70mg a week...damn fonz you really solved this one) and then say he should use 10mg nolva a day (when? for how long? forever?) to keep his lipids in check? what the fuck are you on about? an anti estrogen to keep your lipids in check? by this rationale everyone, everyone out there who has erectile dysfunction, just pop some paracetamol.
Again.....your stupidity shows. Nolvadex acts as a weak estrogen, and therefore will keep his triglyceride levels within normal parameters. If you had ever done this and performed blood test you would know, but you haven't. And paracetamol affects the liver you moron, so next time try to use a more apt analogy. (Fonz 8 GD 0)
i mean, heaven forbid we use drugs designed to control cholesterols and lipids to actually influence cholesterols and lipids!
Lipitor? LOL.....read the side effect profile. God, you are blatantly naive.
everyone out there, i have read all of this, digested it for you, and in marked similarity to my gastrointestinal tract, the end result is a pile of shit. skip this drivel. i just saved you all 10 seconds of your lives. you can thank me later.
Again......you have just proved just how inept you are in the science of supplementation.
before i start, though, i must say that you have been nominated as a candidate for the wanker hall of fame, since you deleted a post by a health professional (me) which would certainly have helped a member (the original poster of this thread) to feed your own insecurities and delusions.
i wouldnt be surprised if i opened the dictionary, looked up the meaning of the word wanker and saw your avatar. but i digress. ahem.
Fonz said:1. Taking medication for the BP is a STOP-GAP measure.
no, fonz. taking medication for blood pressure is not a stop gap measure, it is actually a lifelong solution in most cases. depending on the type of blood pressure medication used, you can control the amount of fluid in the body (angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitrs or ACE inhibitors for short, as well as angiotensin receptor antagonists) or you can control the contractility of the heart tissue, as well as decrease heart rate (beta 2 adrenergic receptor blockers
).(Beta-1 adrenoreceptors control hear rate) Fonz 1 GD 0)
so long as blood pressure and heart rate drop down to normal, acceptable levels, there will be no worsening of the condition, because the root cause of effects such as ventricular atrophy and aneurisms has been eliminated.
i think youre confused with other medications which mask symptoms. blood pressure control doesnt mask, it corrects.
I said a stop-gap measure because he will keep using AAS. Stop reading out of your backwards pharmacology manual because it does not deal with healthy males using AAS. BP will not drop back down to normal with the amount of AAS he is using. Any Vet will tell you that much. (Fonz 2 GD 0)
Fonz said:2. His left ventricle walls have thickened....do you simply think they will stay
the same if he keeps on using that amount of AAS? Hell, no.
actually, in certain circumstances, hell YES. if you can eliminate the root cause of the ventricular atrophy, then the ventricular walls will at least remain the same. furthermore, it has been seen that part of the ventricular atrophy which occurs as a result of high BO does in fact reverse; the thickening itself may atrophy back to normal, but alas, stretching will not.
so do us all a favour and keep your loud mouth shut when you dont know what you are talking about. (ill even go so far as to spell it out for you...thats RIGHT NOW)
In certain circumstances? LOL.....you must have gone to a institution for higher stupidity. We don't want a MAYBE? here, we want COMPLETE NORMALIZATION of his ventricular atrophy. (Fonz 3 GD 0)
Fonz said:3. The echogram, I can tell you right now will be abnormal.
mate you can tell me anything you want, chances are ill be right in my assumption that you dont know what the fuck you are on about.
Don't ever call me mate. You're a moron to me.
Fonz said:4. Brain aneurism???
yes fonz. brain aneurism. an aneurism is where the diameter of a blood vessel increeases drastically, usually in response to high pressure. kind of like when a clown (no fonz, not you this time) blows into a long balloon and you get a big bubble in the middle of it.
Again......stupidly wrong. It would take years and years for the intercraneal pressure to rise due to high BP, as the brain blood vessels always keep a constant BP. It never changes. Unless of course you use AAS in the super-high range for very long periods of time. (Fonz 4 GD 0)
you see fonz, this is what you learn when you go to university. you actually learn how the body works, general trends, physiology etc etc. for your amoeba brain, ill translate that: in university you actually learn what the fuck is happening, so when you give someone advice, it is viable, and youre not just talking out of your arse.
I think the one talking out of your ass is you. You have no experience with AAS, and no experience in the pharmacology of AAS in otherwise healthy adult males. I do. (Fonz 5 GD 0)
Fonz said:What on earth is your brother thinking?
if you were a real doctor or had half a clue you would actually have an idea what he was thinking, instead of ridiculing the guy and talking a big bunch of shit.
My brother is doing his Ph. D in theoretical Physics.....your brothers credentials do not impress me one bit. The one thing that does amuse me, is that you're just have a BSc in pharmacology and your brother is WAY, WAY ahead of your sorry ass. Must suck to be the stupid one in the family.
Fonz said:Intercraneal pressure is kept CONSTANT. It never changes unless its trauma induced(E.g. the brain swells due to a concussion).
wow fonz you have invented a new term. inter cranial pressure...i guess that means the pressure between two skulls. did you by any chance mean intra cranial pressure?
Pressure is defined as the force per unit area. Whats in our skulls? Veins and capillaries that are circular in diameter. Therefore intercraneal pressure is simply the amount of force being generated by the blood running through the veins(Which generates a force) and capillaries(Which generates a smaller force, because they are smaller) per total area of the subjects brain.
Bio-chemistry lesson over. (Fonz 6 GD 0)
i find it wonderous that the pressure inside your head is kept constant. wow that really amazing. especially when you consider that the pressure of blood inside arteries in the brain (yes..thats intra cranial fonz) must be higher than the surrounding smaller vessels in order to flow into them. thats the basic principle behind a pressure gradient.
BP is kept constant in the brain. It is the one part of the body with a constant BP throughout. And ever hear of mass flowrate? No, I guess you haven't. You really should touch up on fluid mechanics, it'll help you understand your foolishness a bit better. (Fonz 7 GD 0)
Fonz said:I have done extended cycles...and right now you HAVE to REST and let your heart repair itself. Which it can. I have done enough research into that specific field that I can say that your heart is not too far gone.
Fonz said:1. Drop all AAS except a VERY low test dosage: 200mg/week
(Going cold turkey right now would just not be the best thibg to do)
Use Novaldex at 10mg/day to keep your lipid levels in check.
fuck here we go. you reckon this guy should drop his intake to 200mg test a week (even though a normal body produces around 70mg a week...damn fonz you really solved this one) and then say he should use 10mg nolva a day (when? for how long? forever?) to keep his lipids in check? what the fuck are you on about? an anti estrogen to keep your lipids in check? by this rationale everyone, everyone out there who has erectile dysfunction, just pop some paracetamol.
Again.....your stupidity shows. Nolvadex acts as a weak estrogen, and therefore will keep his triglyceride levels within normal parameters. If you had ever done this and performed blood test you would know, but you haven't. And paracetamol affects the liver you moron, so next time try to use a more apt analogy. (Fonz 8 GD 0)
i mean, heaven forbid we use drugs designed to control cholesterols and lipids to actually influence cholesterols and lipids!
Lipitor? LOL.....read the side effect profile. God, you are blatantly naive.
Fonz said:1. R-ALA: 1000mgs/day Increases oxygen transport to the heart by 32%
2. Co-Q10: Acts synergisitically with R-ALA. 100mg/day Or, you could use the new Synthetic Idebenone(A stronger form of Co-Q10) at 50mg/day)
3. Acetyl-L-Carnitine(Most important nutrient of all) 10g/day AlCar has been shown to make the ventricle walls of 80 year old men into those of 30-40 year old men. It is the PREMIER heart wall agent repair substance.
4. Green Tea(Standardized for 50% ECGC, 90% catechins and 60% Polyphenols): 2000mg/day Has been shown to have numerous hear protective properties, and will help protect your heart while the other supplemments are doing their job of repairing it.
5. R-ALA+AlCar+GT also will demolish all the free radicals produced by the increased oxygen delivered to your heart so that no damage is done.
6. Magnesium/Calcium/Zinc 1000mg magnesium/2000mg calcium. 45mg Zinc
everyone out there, i have read all of this, digested it for you, and in marked similarity to my gastrointestinal tract, the end result is a pile of shit. skip this drivel. i just saved you all 10 seconds of your lives. you can thank me later.
Again......you have just proved just how inept you are in the science of supplementation.
Fonz said:Fonz said:Diet:
Preferably isometric(33/33/33) or zone(30/30/40) or 40/40/20 due to the fact that keeping insulin and blood glucose levels stable is paramount for tissue repair.
oh Jesus here we go about blood glucose again. fonz, youre a dickhead. first of all the guy need thinner heart walls, not thicker ones, and so repair is not a concern. furthermore the proportions of nutrients in the diet wont really affect glucose levels, they will affect nitrogen balance, ketosis etc. what will ultimately determine glucose levels is meal spacing, timing, and of course, total calories.
LOl.......best response yet. You are so dense its incredible. STABLE blood glucose levels in the 80-120 range will keep you in a much more healthier state than BG levels in the 160 range or 40 range. I have MUCH, MUCH more experience than you will ever have in Blood glucose levels and their effects on the human physiological system. MUCH more. (Fonz 9 GD 0)Fonz said:Thats about it. If you have any other questions.....just ask.
ill be saving this post, fuckface, and will repost it endlessly if you try to delete it, like you did my other one.
Please do, I just obliterated your points. Don't mess with engineers, specially ones with various degrees. And you the lowly pharmacologist trying to appear intelligent...and failing miserably. What a shame. You were doing so well too. Beating your chest and howling like a gorilla trying to make your points....lol
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