Increase Red Blood Cells

[WARBIRDWS6]

On the contrary, too much iron can and does kill people, its a condition called hemochromatosis and it destroys the liver for one.

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i figured you couldn't resist to "prove me wrong" with some unknown condition that affects probably .000000001% of the population. but we will let you be right and say iron is dangerous. i'll take it when necessary though, thanks anyway. BTW: tripping over the next door neighbors kid trike almost killed me, but i wouldn't post about it on the EF board as a big problem to be worried about, lol.

 

[Zyglamail]

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i figured you couldn't resist to "prove me wrong" with some unknown condition that affects probably .000000001% of the population. but we will let you be right and say iron is dangerous. i'll take it when necessary though, thanks anyway. BTW: tripping over the next door neighbors kid trike almost killed me, but i wouldn't post about it on the EF board as a big problem to be worried about, lol.

Actually, it is estimated that over 35 million Americans unknowingly carry one or both of the HFE mutations that are the major risk factors for hereditary hemochromatosis. But, given your normal rationailization for "proving" things I guess that would explain why you think those affected would number ".000000001% of the population". After all, you dont have it so no one else can either

 

[Baxter]

OK. let's get something stright here. Iron is NOT as effective as EPO and never will be. And Warbird is right. You ever heard of an athlete O.D.-ing on iron? Come on! Gimme a break.

 

[Zyglamail]

And Warbird is right. You ever heard of an athlete O.D.-ing on iron? Come on! Gimme a break.

I was simply trying to dispel the myth that iron is not totally harmless. Excess iron can put massive stress on the liver, something a person probably doesnt want to do on cycle. If the guy is always winded and suffering from anemia or something perhaps he should see a doc for some blood work instead of listening to all the wives tales posted here.

 

[nice6pac]

red blood cells could eb the reason you are tired get blood work done especially as gear sometimes takes months after sue since blood cells live for 90 days approxiamtley r u sweating alot?

 

[Baxter]

red blood cells could eb the reason you are tired get blood work done especially as gear sometimes takes months after sue since blood cells live for 90 days approxiamtley r u sweating alot?

WTF are you saying? Use some periods, commas, a spell check would be nice.