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Willyumyum
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Have you been getting a gallon+ of water a day? I made the mistake of not doing that for a few days during my last cycle and a paid for it with about a week or two of water retention in my feet and ankles...
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Busterball
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1. Where did u get it?
2. Water: Needs to be at 1-2 gallons a day!
3. Diet: Check the sodium levels
4. Are u doing cardio?
I think u might just have gotten fucked. Sorry bro.
2. Water: Needs to be at 1-2 gallons a day!
3. Diet: Check the sodium levels
4. Are u doing cardio?
I think u might just have gotten fucked. Sorry bro.
SofaGeorge
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Dumb question but are you taking anything else with the fina?
Its homebrew tren. My diet is the same as before the cycle when I wasnt so watery. (Except for an added weight gain shake thats low in sodium) I'm also taking 20mgs of Zambon tabs and 25mgs of proviron every day. My water intake is about 2-3 liters a day also. It has to be fina thats blowing me upin water.
Delinquent
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2-3 liters isn't even a gallon. You may wanna up the water intake to 4-6 liters
Hi Bro,
What type of Pellets did you use, some have up to 200mg Test in them and some have up Proges. take alook:
Synovex-S or H
Synovex is a sex-specific implant marketed by the Syntex Corporation, Des Moines, Iowa.
Synovex is a combination of two hormones. A dosage of Synovex-S, an implant for steers, contains 200 mg of progesterone and 20 mg of estradiol benzoate. Synovex-H
for use with heifers contains 200 mg of testosterone and 20 mg of estradiol benzoate in a dosage. Synovex-S and Synovex-H are approved for cattle with minimum weights
of 400 pounds.
Company literature gives a summary of 18 college experiments that showed Synovex implants to increase daily gain by 12 to 14 percent and feed efficiency by 8 to 10
percent for steers fed growing and finishing rations.
Synovex-C
Synovex-C is an implant for suckling beef steer and heifer calves 45 days of age or older. In May 1986, this implant was approved for use in beef replacement heifers. It is
not to be used in veal calves or bull calves intended for breeding.
A dosage contains 100 mg progesterone and 10 mg estradiol benzoate. Steers and heifers have similar responses to this implant.
STEER-oid
STEER-oid is approved for steers weighing 400 pounds or more. It is sold by Anchor Laboratories, Inc., St. Joseph, Mo.
A dosage contains 200 mg of progesterone plus 20 mg of estradiol benzoate. It gives similar response to other implants available for steers.
HEIFER-oid
HEIFER-oid is approved for heifers weighing 400 pounds or more. It is sold by Anchor Laboratories, Inc., St. Joseph, Mo. A dosage contains 200 mg of testosterone and
20 mg of estradiol benzoate.
Finaplex-S
Finaplex-S is approved for use in growing and finishing feedlot steers for improved feed efficiency. It is sold by Hoechst-Roussel Agri-Vet Company, Somerville, N.J. The
implant contains 140 mg of the anabolic agent trenbolone acetate (TBA). For continued effectiveness, this product should be reimplanted once after 63 days. TBA is a
synthetic androgen (male hormone). The effects of an androgenic compound and an estrogenic compound should be additive since they affect growth by independent
mechanisms. Finaplex-S has not been approved by FDA for combined use with other implants. Watch for further developments. Studies do indicate an increase in the
performance of feedlot steers when it is used in conjunction with estrogenic implants compared to using either type alone. The response from several studies show this
additive response may slightly reduce the number of steers grading choice or above (0 to 15%), but this response may depend upon dosage and time of implant. There is no
indication the implant causes an increase in dark cutting carcasses.
What type of Pellets did you use, some have up to 200mg Test in them and some have up Proges. take alook:
Synovex-S or H
Synovex is a sex-specific implant marketed by the Syntex Corporation, Des Moines, Iowa.
Synovex is a combination of two hormones. A dosage of Synovex-S, an implant for steers, contains 200 mg of progesterone and 20 mg of estradiol benzoate. Synovex-H
for use with heifers contains 200 mg of testosterone and 20 mg of estradiol benzoate in a dosage. Synovex-S and Synovex-H are approved for cattle with minimum weights
of 400 pounds.
Company literature gives a summary of 18 college experiments that showed Synovex implants to increase daily gain by 12 to 14 percent and feed efficiency by 8 to 10
percent for steers fed growing and finishing rations.
Synovex-C
Synovex-C is an implant for suckling beef steer and heifer calves 45 days of age or older. In May 1986, this implant was approved for use in beef replacement heifers. It is
not to be used in veal calves or bull calves intended for breeding.
A dosage contains 100 mg progesterone and 10 mg estradiol benzoate. Steers and heifers have similar responses to this implant.
STEER-oid
STEER-oid is approved for steers weighing 400 pounds or more. It is sold by Anchor Laboratories, Inc., St. Joseph, Mo.
A dosage contains 200 mg of progesterone plus 20 mg of estradiol benzoate. It gives similar response to other implants available for steers.
HEIFER-oid
HEIFER-oid is approved for heifers weighing 400 pounds or more. It is sold by Anchor Laboratories, Inc., St. Joseph, Mo. A dosage contains 200 mg of testosterone and
20 mg of estradiol benzoate.
Finaplex-S
Finaplex-S is approved for use in growing and finishing feedlot steers for improved feed efficiency. It is sold by Hoechst-Roussel Agri-Vet Company, Somerville, N.J. The
implant contains 140 mg of the anabolic agent trenbolone acetate (TBA). For continued effectiveness, this product should be reimplanted once after 63 days. TBA is a
synthetic androgen (male hormone). The effects of an androgenic compound and an estrogenic compound should be additive since they affect growth by independent
mechanisms. Finaplex-S has not been approved by FDA for combined use with other implants. Watch for further developments. Studies do indicate an increase in the
performance of feedlot steers when it is used in conjunction with estrogenic implants compared to using either type alone. The response from several studies show this
additive response may slightly reduce the number of steers grading choice or above (0 to 15%), but this response may depend upon dosage and time of implant. There is no
indication the implant causes an increase in dark cutting carcasses.
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