What causes a raise in cholesterol

[Voijn]

Hey guys!
I was taking a s...... and suddenly thought about what caused an increase in cholesterol? I know that steroids and other drugs/medications nicoin ect, raise it.. But how come testosteron does it?

If a person was to shoot 1ml og test "250" his cholesterol would raise, but would a person with higher testosteron also have in increase in cholesterol numbers since his natural production of testosteron is higher?

 

[stevesmi]

on the surface gaining weight and mass is always gonna put more pressure on the heart and effect all your heart lipids.

however we really don't know exactly why they increase bad cholesterol and decrease good. we just know they and many drugs out there do.

just make sure you cycle off and give the body a break and run your support supps and you will be fine.

 

[mr.enthate]

Way off topic here lol but Steve I'm always noticing every time I logg in your avatar is of a different chick what's with that? Every time you nail some broad you post her in your avi ?lol I'm curiouse

 

[stevesmi]

Way off topic here lol but Steve I'm always noticing every time I logg in your avatar is of a different chick what's with that? Every time you nail some broad you post her in your avi ?lol I'm curiouse

nah bro.. just chicks I am dating.

 

[RickRock13]

nah bro.. just chicks I am dating.

Steve's trolling....lol

I'm calling bullshit!

 

[Headholio]

nah bro.. just chicks I am dating.

You're going through a lot of women! Well done, my friend (as Wayne Campbell would say )

 

[Headholio]

Hey guys!
I was taking a s...... and suddenly thought about what caused an increase in cholesterol? I know that steroids and other drugs/medications nicoin ect, raise it.. But how come testosteron does it?

If a person was to shoot 1ml og test "250" his cholesterol would raise, but would a person with higher testosteron also have in increase in cholesterol numbers since his natural production of testosteron is higher?

You can't make any correlation between T level and cholesterol level. It's too complicated.
Cholesterol is not limiting in T synthesis. Your body makes the T it needs based on many other feedback controls, not the amount of cholesterol present.

Likewise, high T does not cause a reverse pathway to make cholesterol from T. Those reactions are not reversable. Cholesterol, if it rises, is due to other reasons. (increase in Hmg coa reductase is one possibility).
Both high and low T levels have been associated with lipid amnormalities.

 

[Voijn]

Its simply just a question! that i have been thinking about, because after a finished couse of anavar my lipids where quite off! Funny how different drugs / steroids have their effetcs on cholesterol. Ive heard that primobolan should be very mild on the lipids, is this true? does some one have blood tests on this or know some online?

I was thinking alittle about it to day, and thought about that it might be because the body is fighting against the strain we put on it. For eksample, drinking alcohol.. The body tries to eliminate it, nicotin, steroids ect. It might be our body trying to return to homostatis
dunno, its just my thoughts.

Ive also heard that people use the supports supps to try supress the negative side effect on the lipids.

Still i wonder why it raises, any one go studies?

 

[Headholio]

If you can find a detailed explanation showing the relationship of AAS or test in the system and lipids, please post it. But usually, those kind of explanations are extremely complex.
Too many people assume they have all the answers to what's going on in their bodies when messing with endocrine system homeostasis, but most people don't have a clue to all the things that can change when 1 potent metabolite is thrown out of balance.

 

[Voijn]

will do mate, reason why i posted this topic was because i am thinking about running a cycle in about 2-3month. Im looking for the most mild steroids regarding lipids! After my anavar cycle, my lipids where kinda off big time and so was liver values!

That moment i set a goal of cutting away all my fat by doing cardiovascular training and optimising my diet towards it. Im now training towards half marathon to dedicate my weightloss even further. Ive never been below 10% and running something, the results must show off really nice with out the fat on the body!

So thats my reason for this topic and ill try to fully understand it and research it.