Proteinuria had to cut cycle short

[macrophage69alpha]

nolva is hard on the liver and has modulatory effects in the kidneys which can be both positive and negative depending on the hormonal environment. However most of the effects in non disease states are negative. CLomifen does not seem to have negative impact on kidneys but does place strain on liver (though does not induce hyperplasia of liver cells (cancer induction) as tamoxifen does- high dose studies)

 

[ap282]

nolva is hard on the liver and has modulatory effects in the kidneys which can be both positive and negative depending on the hormonal environment. However most of the effects in non disease states are negative. CLomifen does not seem to have negative impact on kidneys but does place strain on liver (though does not induce hyperplasia of liver cells (cancer induction) as tamoxifen does- high dose studies)

If you were in my shoes would you stay on PCT?? Do you think it would have a huge impact on my kidneys enough for me to stop PCT?? Great information by the way bro

 

[macrophage69alpha]

would drop the nolva and run clomid and letro.

increase water intake... IMHO 1gal per 120lbs of body weight is minimum for people eating a high protein diet.

what is your protein intake like? grams per day and grams per meal?

 

[ap282]

would drop the nolva and run clomid and letro.

increase water intake... IMHO 1gal per 120lbs of body weight is minimum for people eating a high protein diet.

what is your protein intake like? grams per day and grams per meal?

My protien grams per day are at 250-300 grams. I try to average 30-50 grams per meal. I will cut the Nolvadex out of my PCT and continue running the Clomid and Letro. Thanks for the advice bro. Still drinking no less than 1.5 gallons of water a day, have noticed a small difference in the past 3 weeks i have been doing this.

 

[macrophage69alpha]

what is your body weight?

 

[ap282]

what is your body weight?

With the water retension i am at 225lbs. But i usually weigh in at about 210-215lbs

 

[macrophage69alpha]

cut your protein to 200grams or less, at least until you get a "clean bill of health. you can get by with 160g pretty easily (maintainance).

 

[bigrand]

acute glomerulonephritis....J/L

Pissing out globulins isnt normal, at least not in above low amts.
Doesnt sound like your BP is high enough to cause this. Very high protein diets can lead to extra protien in urine.

Lanky....25mg by mouth every 12hrs? Up that shit!

 

[bigtasty25]

what's Lanky?

dumb comment but i didnt know high protein diet's are hard on the kidneys...are u sure of that macro? I'd take ure word over most anyone's on here though..

i didnt know nolva places strain on the liver...at least in anabolics2005 it doesnt say that...is it significant? What about proviron? Ive been using it continuously lately, off and on cycle... I know it places a little stress..but is it any worse or less than that which nolva does?
In that case ill be using arimi over nolva from now on LOL.

 

[bigrand]

Kidneys filter the protein, sometimes dietary or globular protein leaks through when it isnt supposed to, this can be from several reasons.
Lanky is a dudes name, he posted in this thread.

Hepatic or renal problems= lower protein intake needed (damn near zero in some hepatic conditions....liver cant transdeaminiate the proteins properly).
Serum creatinine levels? I think its your protein intake, post the numbers of the blood/urine work, we need to see what else is going on there.