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To tell or not to tell

why does he need to know? not like he would understand anything about juicing or bodybuilding.. all of the docs that go to my gym workout like girls and have little athleticism or idea of what they are doing. the doc yesterday who is a regular at my gym STARTED OUT doing the ab machine lol then did the rowing machine and then walked around the gym socializing. i did meet a doc one time who used to compete in 5K's though, but for the most part they are bookwormy types who belong playing a sport like tennis or golf.

now if you are going into surgery or have something major going on then yes you should definately tell him. if you take bloods and they come out all screwy its a good idea for them to know cause they are gonna think you have kidney issues
 
No blood tests were taken, just getting a prescription refilled, so I'm just guessing he was asking out of curiosity.

Loose lips sink ships. Do not say a word. unless it directly effects your health. Best of luck to you.......
 
If you want bloodwork done, go to a walk in clinic instead of your regular family doctor. Tell him, it'll be fine, and he can't tell your regular doctor without your consent. Also, it won't cost anything. (although Alberta might be a bit different, so perhaps you have a small surcharge or something?)
 
I'd want to know why he's asking. You can alwasy say, "AT ONE TIME" you took a little. He might then go into the stock warnings, in which case you know there's nothing to be gained from it.
 
why does he need to know? not like he would understand anything about juicing or bodybuilding.. all of the docs that go to my gym workout like girls and have little athleticism or idea of what they are doing. the doc yesterday who is a regular at my gym STARTED OUT doing the ab machine lol then did the rowing machine and then walked around the gym socializing. i did meet a doc one time who used to compete in 5K's though, but for the most part they are bookwormy types who belong playing a sport like tennis or golf.

now if you are going into surgery or have something major going on then yes you should definately tell him. if you take bloods and they come out all screwy its a good idea for them to know cause they are gonna think you have kidney issues

Lol, that first paragraph was one of the most ridiculous things I have ever read. Do you really think you have a broader in depth knowledge base on aas then these doctors that 'don't know how to lift weights'?

Btw, my fiancé is a doctor, she runs marathons and can squat two plates. You're kind of full of stereotypes bro. After coming down so hard on tradesmen I'm beginning to see a real trend with your thought process and it's scary how narrow its proving to be.
 
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