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MY Doc scared the SH*T out of me today.
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mikevegas
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The drug maker dosage is .125mg per every kg of bodyweight. Even if you double that, as is common among var users, assume .125mg per ever pound of bodyweight. You took a dosage high enough for an 800 lb man, and that's at DOUBLE the drug makers recommendation. I wouldn't just blast the drug....
Mavafanculo
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mikevegas said:
now what smart guy
The_Chemist
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In case anyone is interested in an update. Its been about three months since I was last tested and on any AAS.
Im not taking any Fish oil, garlic or other HDL boosters and the Lipid tests came back excellent. The doc said my HDL was back up to Normal and my LDL was down to normal.
I cant remember the exact numbers, but she said she dnever seen such drastic up and down swings with someones lipid profiles. Oh well, im back to being healthy again, and avoiding Oral Var or Winny for the rest of my life.
Im not taking any Fish oil, garlic or other HDL boosters and the Lipid tests came back excellent. The doc said my HDL was back up to Normal and my LDL was down to normal.
I cant remember the exact numbers, but she said she dnever seen such drastic up and down swings with someones lipid profiles. Oh well, im back to being healthy again, and avoiding Oral Var or Winny for the rest of my life.
THE GOOD SUN
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hairlossguru said:
AWESOME NEWS!
very happy to hear of your quick recovery
Mavafanculo
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hairlossguru said:
for smart people, doctors can have enormous pockets of ignorance lol
this is standard recovery for steroid induced Combined Hyperlipidemia
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Tatyana
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I think if you lads are going to run gear, get blood work done BEFORE, so you have a base line to know what is normal for you.
This not only applies to the lipids, but your natural testosterone, LH/FSH levels as well.
If you are concerned about cholesterol, there is no point in getting any blood work done until 3 months post cycle, this is how long it will take (minimum) to see any shift in your lipids levels after they have been altered due to AAS use.
Someone in this thread also expressed concern about an elevated CK (creatine kinase level).
Unless your CK is consistently elevated, this is not a big deal. It is NOT a good marker for heart damage, even CK-MB has been superceded by Troponin-T as a heart cell damage marker.
Elevated CK is more than likely a result of training. You do muscle cell damage while training, running.........and the CK enzyme is released into your blood stream.
Also elevated CK is more likely to implicate some sort of muscle disorder, some type of arthritis, rather than heart cell.
CK is only useful to check for heart damage if you measure it every 4-6 hours for 2 day post possible heart attack.
This not only applies to the lipids, but your natural testosterone, LH/FSH levels as well.
If you are concerned about cholesterol, there is no point in getting any blood work done until 3 months post cycle, this is how long it will take (minimum) to see any shift in your lipids levels after they have been altered due to AAS use.
Someone in this thread also expressed concern about an elevated CK (creatine kinase level).
Unless your CK is consistently elevated, this is not a big deal. It is NOT a good marker for heart damage, even CK-MB has been superceded by Troponin-T as a heart cell damage marker.
Elevated CK is more than likely a result of training. You do muscle cell damage while training, running.........and the CK enzyme is released into your blood stream.
Also elevated CK is more likely to implicate some sort of muscle disorder, some type of arthritis, rather than heart cell.
CK is only useful to check for heart damage if you measure it every 4-6 hours for 2 day post possible heart attack.
Para_Shoot
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What did you expect, and why are you so shocked about your HDL/LDL when your on a rediculously high amount of anavar a day? 100mg of var a day? Come one now.
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