When was it official that Dbol was only to be used to "jumpstart" a cycle?

[Jenetic]

another advantage of nonflush niacin is that suppossedly it has no negative liver impact.

Did use of the noflush niacin keep your HDL levels normal-ish during an anavar cycle or other hdl-killer?

2,000-3000 mgs ED regular niacin. Either one is fine. Both of them have a potentially hepatoxic effect but it's nothing major. The time released version is primarily the one that is associated with hepatoxicity. With the regular version, start with 500 mgs and slowly build your tolerance to it.

Jenetic

 

[junk]

2,000-3000 mgs ED regular niacin. Either one is fine. Both of them have a potentially hepatoxic effect but it's nothing major. The time released version is primarily the one that is associated with hepatoxicity. With the regular version, start with 500 mgs and slowly build your tolerance to it.

Jenetic

Just 500mg makes me itchy all over. My body probably goes crazy releasing
histamine. I guess 2000-3000 mg would make me look like an obsessed man
itching his body and being tomato red.

BTW: Niacin's extreme flushing for some people may be associated with
a defeciency in Omega-3 in favor for excessive Omega-6. I should probably
check this theory now that 50% of my body is DHA (LOL) taking 30g of
fishoils a day..hehe

JUNK

P.S.
I'll keep you updated Jenetic. From the HPTA stand of point I think I've
recovered extremely well from my last 18 weeks cycle, but I wonder
what the blood test would reveal.

 

[Jenetic]

Just 500mg makes me itchy all over. My body probably goes crazy releasing
histamine. I guess 2000-3000 mg would make me look like an obsessed man
itching his body and being tomato red.

The first time I used niacin, I had the same reaction. It's similar to the first time taking clenbuterol when your heart starts racing and you get the shakes. Dramatic but subsides shortly as your body develops a tolerance to it. Otherwise, use the no flush version.

Jenetic