[sarms1] gw-50 [log]

[travishibachi]

they do work for high blood pressure--most of the big pharma companies are taking expiring patents of a high blood pressure med and mixing it with a diuretic, and getting a new patent (or trying) The only preworkout supp I take is atomic tabs--a nice smooth pep.

Natural diuretics like celery are more suitable for me personally. Drinking celery juice for 3 weeks can knock 10 points off both your systolic and diastolic numbers and it also has natural sodium so it's good for electrolyte balance. I've honestly become a big proponent of juicing it's so convenient to get all my vitamins in one 16 oz glass.

 

[hurricane]

Natural diuretics like celery are more suitable for me personally. Drinking celery juice for 3 weeks can knock 10 points off both your systolic and diastolic numbers and it also has natural sodium so it's good for electrolyte balance. I've honestly become a big proponent of juicing it's so convenient to get all my vitamins in one 16 oz glass.

juicing is amazing! more people should look into this.It will change the way you look at health problems.

 

[dylangemelli]

I was just telling ledhead today that ive been drinking wheatgrass for the last few weeks and i cant remember feeling this good in a very long time... Its truly amazing... My fiance drinks those green juice drinks everyday and she looks like shes 20 years old and shes 35... Its really something i highly recommend

 

[travishibachi]

If people with cancer can start juicing, beat cancer and resolve all of their health ailments or conditions at the same time and continue leading a healthy life even in the midst of the aging process then it would appear that virtually almost all diseases can be remedied with a healthy lifestyle. I firmly believe things such as chlorella and spirulina too. There's more foreign bacteria within our body than our own if that tells you anything.

 

[eddymerckx]

I think this is a good trial because the stats show that typical gear user (not the one before spring break guy) is at least in his 30s+ and my guess is most bros in that category have to fight just to stay in shape and once out of shape have hurdles getting back b/c work/family/life and lower natty test and GH. Thus we (me 47) firmly believe it needs a lifestyle change + endogenous helpers.

 

[dylangemelli]

I think this is a good trial because the stats show that typical gear user (not the one before spring break guy) is at least in his 30s+ and my guess is most bros in that category have to fight just to stay in shape and once out of shape have hurdles getting back b/c work/family/life and lower natty test and GH. Thus we (me 47) firmly believe it needs a lifestyle change + endogenous helpers.

I couldn't agree more... You are in a category where anything that benefits you (for a multitude of reasons) is going to be so much more profound than someone 20 years younger... You are the ideal candidate for this... I am really excited to see your results...

 

[WolfpackAlpha]

Great log, keep it up bro

 

[eddymerckx]

On my to the gym for the first time in--well too damn long.

Just pinned my Sustenon and dosed my rat with SARMS 1 GW-50 for the 1st time. As usual, Atomic tabs at the ready as my 2012 stats included them before a ride and during >4 hour rides.

Oh this is going to hurt by Monday

 

[travishibachi]

On my to the gym for the first time in--well too damn long.

Just pinned my Sustenon and dosed my rat with SARMS 1 GW-50 for the 1st time. As usual, Atomic tabs at the ready as my 2012 stats included them before a ride and during >4 hour rides.

Oh this is going to hurt by Monday

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger

 

[eddymerckx]

What doesn't kill you makes you stronger

naw, at 47 what does not kill you will just kill you another day

I deserve a bit of pain for not getting the job done for over a year--I got girardia (Montezuma's revenge) while golfing in Mexico in January and used that as an excuse for a couple of months (though it did suck).