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I check it every morning.

Personally I do participate in the off topic (just reading the staff messages made feel a little guilty of letting it go on here)

However,

I been using aas for almost a decade and check my blood once or twice a year (depending on cycle)

Stay on slightly above trt dose most of the time and when blasting I do it only with things that don't cause me major side effects.

I stay away from nor19s as they do me bad and they are too harsh.

Only oral I take is anadrol once per year and Anavar once every few as I am mostly lean year round so not needed much from my side, oh and with Nac and Tudca.

My injection routine is overly sanitised.

I take care of my health and to me harm reduction is to be able to continue to do what I love (bbuilding/strength training enanched) for as long as possible with the minimum negative effect on my health.

I always research and study, read, learn as much as I can about the topic as my health is important.

And I know that doing steroids healthy it can be an oxymoron but I still try to minimise the harm for myself while reaping most of benefits.

I bought from this source because they are convenient, yes, but I bought after this vendor thread had a couple of thousands pages and tons of testing.

Everyone can do what they want with their body at the end of the day.

I like to be able to use aas while keeping myself healthy and while having my mind balanced and side effects free so that not only I can be around a long time for my family but also I will be while being a good man for them (as opposed as a maniac on nor19s ridded with sides)

Your body your choice, I like to joke and all but I take my health very seriously.

Peace.
I check mine often as well. I try to remind everyone to check it every once in a while. Might save your ass.
 
Daily cialis users have significantly lower rates of heart attacks and strokes than non users. There have been dozens of studies establishing this over the last 20 years, here's one of the latest.

Their theory is the drug improves the function of blood vessels, so men live longer. Mine is that if your dick works, they have a reason to.

My dick works fine but I take 5 mg every morning. It’s a great drug for us men.
 
My dick works fine but I take 5 mg every morning. It’s a great drug for us men.

Curious, did you get congestion or back pain for the first few weeks? Seems to be the reason some guys drop it, but I think those sides disappear within the first month for most.
 
I'm not planning to buy more for now. I just can't afford to be without it if it does become more difficult to get, and I'm supplying two people right now. Ideally I'll be below the weight cutoff before it goes generic, and having got there via the grey market, I don't know if I'll be able to get an Rx since the reason I need it isn't FDA approved (yet).

Plus you know, political stuff we don't need to get into again.
There's also a Now vs later aspect.. lol. Some of us stocked up on Tirz when it was still $2.2/mg.. Tracy had promos for $0.5/mg :D. It is what It is
 
Curious, did you get congestion or back pain for the first few weeks? Seems to be the reason some guys drop it, but I think those sides disappear within the first month for most.
Yes sir. Very achy almost like arthritis. Subsided after a few weeks and never came back.
 
Curious, did you get congestion or back pain for the first few weeks? Seems to be the reason some guys drop it, but I think those sides disappear within the first month for most.
I got awful back and leg pain that lasted for several days. Worse at night. I almost tapped out but it stopped after about 7 days. No issues since.
 
We now know that even mild hypertension, 130+, over several years can damage kidneys,

50% of adults have high blood pressure.

75%+ of those don't have it controlled.

1 in 5 with hypertension will develop chronic kidney disease, which has no symptoms in its early stages.

The latest guidelines from cardiology associations in the US and Europe now advise beginning treatment as soon as systolic rises above 120, to minimize the risk of organ damage.

If medication is required to reach ideal BP, with modern meds, for most people, it's not difficult to find a combination and dose with excellent long term safety profiles and often no side effects, frequently in a single pill taken once a day.

Unfortunately, many primary care providers don't seem well versed in hypertension care, don't keep up with the current best practices, and aren't putting in the effort that would best serve patient's long term health.

It's crazy how many people have high BP and don't know it! I have a nephew that just started college so he's 18/19. Pretty tall. Super skinny. We were at the grocery store and he sat down at the little test machine they have at the pharmacy. Systolic was 185! What the hell! I told him this is basically an emergency. Go see your doctor ASAP. He blew it off and just said every male in his family has high BP and dies young. I said you don't have to! BP meds are cheap and readily available. He says now that he's made an appointment but man I'm telling you if I saw a 180 systolic I would go straight to the ER. High bp scares the shit out of me . I couldn't get it through to him bc teenagers just think their indestructible. I wonder what the hell he's doing to get it so high. Definitely not overeating. I know he's a huge gamer and drinks a lot of energy drinks so I told him to cut that out as much as possible
 
It's a matter of finding a doctor who will. Finding a doctor can be frustrating in general, though telehealth could potentially bridge that gap.

More political blah blah blah. They're cheap enough that I was comfortable with the amount I spent to be sure I'll have them.
Internet doctors. They already prescribe without a consultation.
 
We now know that even mild hypertension, 130+, over several years can damage kidneys,

50% of adults have high blood pressure.

75%+ of those don't have it controlled.

1 in 5 with hypertension will develop chronic kidney disease, which has no symptoms in its early stages.

The latest guidelines from cardiology associations in the US and Europe now advise beginning treatment as soon as systolic rises above 120, to minimize the risk of organ damage.

If medication is required to reach ideal BP, with modern meds, for most people, it's not difficult to find a combination and dose with excellent long term safety profiles and often no side effects, frequently in a single pill taken once a day.

Unfortunately, many primary care providers don't seem well versed in hypertension care, don't keep up with the current best practices, and aren't putting in the effort that would best serve patient's long term health.

It doesn’t stay there long and is usually caused by me getting behind on my hydration or taking anadrol too many days in a row.

I check it for my journal entries but those are kind of sporadic. 122/80 yesterday.

A few months ago I switched from 80mg telmisartan a day to the mix of telmisartan and amlodipine because of your post about mixing the different drugs works better than high doses of one medication. Low 130’s was my normal while on higher doses of AAS but now it is low 120’s. So I appreciate that!
 
It doesn’t stay there long and is usually caused by me getting behind on my hydration or taking anadrol too many days in a row.

I check it for my journal entries but those are kind of sporadic. 122/80 yesterday.

A few months ago I switched from 80mg telmisartan a day to the mix of telmisartan and amlodipine because of your post about mixing the different drugs works better than high doses of one medication. Low 130’s was my normal while on higher doses of AAS but now it is low 120’s. So I appreciate that!
I have to watch mine too on orals. I love 25mg dbol with 25mg anavar(or 50mg anadrol) but gotta watch the BP closely. I'll usually throw in 5g of magnesium malate and 10mg Cialis preworkout to try and help. I try to only use anadrol when I have a really heavy leg day
 
I have to watch mine too on orals. I love 25mg dbol with 25mg anavar(or 50mg anadrol) but gotta watch the BP closely. I'll usually throw in 5g of magnesium malate and 10mg Cialis preworkout to try and help. I try to only use anadrol when I have a really heavy leg day
Anadrol is the only one that I notice immediate changes to my health. Actually I take that back, I had just started using winstrol before my back went out. I absolutely loved it but I will probably never use it again because it potentially played a part in my disc bulge. I have no way of knowing but it is not worth the risk.

For my goals, I think this is the safest way to use them. If you just need a little boost to get through training at the end of the week, throw in 25mg and party on. When I start needing them then at the beginning of the week, it is time to deload.

I do run cycles of anavar.
 
It's crazy how many people have high BP and don't know it! I have a nephew that just started college so he's 18/19. Pretty tall. Super skinny. We were at the grocery store and he sat down at the little test machine they have at the pharmacy. Systolic was 185! What the hell! I told him this is basically an emergency. Go see your doctor ASAP. He blew it off and just said every male in his family has high BP and dies young. I said you don't have to! BP meds are cheap and readily available. He says now that he's made an appointment but man I'm telling you if I saw a 180 systolic I would go straight to the ER. High bp scares the shit out of me . I couldn't get it through to him bc teenagers just think their indestructible. I wonder what the hell he's doing to get it so high. Definitely not overeating. I know he's a huge gamer and drinks a lot of energy drinks so I told him to cut that out as much as possible
He's most likely telling the truth about the familial hypertension. Probably not willing to take a cocktail of meds like the other people he's seen growing up. Its sad he's given up. There are better meds available these days and he'll probably be covered by any kind of insurance.
 
Anadrol is the only one that I notice immediate changes to my health. Actually I take that back, I had just started using winstrol before my back went out. I absolutely loved it but I will probably never use it again because it potentially played a part in my disc bulge. I have no way of knowing but it is not worth the risk.

For my goals, I think this is the safest way to use them. If you just need a little boost to get through training at the end of the week, throw in 25mg and party on. When I start needing them then at the beginning of the week, it is time to deload.
I like this approach. I'll have to remember that. I tend to only deload when I notice I'm not looking forward to the gym anymore. Plus it keeps you from using so many orals. I have to stop myself sometimes bc I'll get in the mindset that I won't have a good workout unless I take an oral pre. But there are definitely other things you can take pre if you really need the boost like EC stack or from Lyle McDonald if you don't like EC: caffeine plus 1.5-3g tyrosine plus at least 5g simple sugar will get the same result. 5% more weight on the bar or 5% more reps
 
I like this approach. I'll have to remember that. I tend to only deload when I notice I'm not looking forward to the gym anymore. Plus it keeps you from using so many orals. I have to stop myself sometimes bc I'll get in the mindset that I won't have a good workout unless I take an oral pre
I use PED’s for bjj just fyi. I just stole the deload term from lifting because I am still managing systemic fatigue.
 
He's most likely telling the truth about the familial hypertension. Probably not willing to take a cocktail of meds like the other people he's seen growing up. Its sad he's given up. There are better meds available these days and he'll probably be covered by any kind of insurance.
I ignored my elevated blood pressure for almost a decade. Then, once I started the meds, I found Mounjaro and lost weight so fast, I had to stop my meds. I don’t think I was taking them for more than 8-10 months.
 
I ignored my elevated blood pressure for almost a decade. Then, once I started the meds, I found Mounjaro and lost weight so fast, I had to stop my meds. I don’t think I was taking them for more than 8-10 months.
There’s high BP and there’s high BP. Obesity causes all sorts of metabolic diseases, then you lose weight and it’s all good. Not the dude in question, slim and young, definitely familial high BP.
 
I ignored my elevated blood pressure for almost a decade. Then, once I started the meds, I found Mounjaro and lost weight so fast, I had to stop my meds. I don’t think I was taking them for more than 8-10 months.
Familial will need like 2-3 BP meds in the beginning, then as things get better they'll drop 1..
 
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