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It's not like we haven't made an effort to try and discuss things with him, but there comes a point when you know your efforts are in vain, and when that point is reached, you're wasting time and energy that would best be spent elsewhere, on people actually interested in progress and learning
You are smarter than me. Wasted many hours trying to give benefit of doubt, engage. You cant win em all.

I am liking this feature. I was philosophically opposed to it for so long but there comes a time after incredible amounts of energy have been expended. :D

Another tell is the mouth to money ratio.

Thank you for helping me see the folly. It mentally pains me. But you are right.
 
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You are smarter than me. Wasted many hours trying to give benefit of doubt, engage. You cant win em all.

I am liking this feature. I was philosophically opposed to it for so long but there comes a time after incredible amounts of energy have been expended. :D

Another tell is the mouth to money ratio.

Thank you for helping me see the folly. It mentally pains me. But you are right.
I totally understand the aversion to using ignore. The way I look at it is like this; if you're using it to quiet the dissenting opinions of those that would engage you in intelligent debate over a topic, to avoid constructive criticism, or to shut out the views of those who don't agree with yours, you're doing yourself a disservice. If you're using it to silence someone you find irritating, you're also using it incorrectly. However, if you're using the feature to block someone who offers absolutely nothing in the way of intelligent discourse, someone who acts more like a belligerent toddler than a grown man, someone who brings nothing of value, but only comments to ruffle feathers, piss people off, hurl insults... Someone with no hope of intellectual growth due to stubborn ignorance, a narcissistic attitude, or perhaps both... Well, then you're absolutely in the right for using ignore. Just my opinion on the feature
 
Im all in on getting to the root of the Tren color debate.

i stopped Tren years ago because i could never mitigate the sleep sides that even the most modest microdose would bring with it. fantastic compound, but for me, sleep is 1b to diet’s 1a.

i do remember that the general consensus at the time, was the darker the Tren, the better it was. and being disappointed when i began brewing my own and my PPL + MCT batches weren’t deep amber. despite it being crazy effective, i assumed it was the raws and vowed to switch to Finaplex for the next brew.

anyway, Tren is nice. even though it’s not for me anymore, it’s a super interesting topic.
If you ever want to try tren again, get some quetiapine 25mg and take 1/4 - 1/2 tablet sublingual about 20 min before you want to fall asleep. Just keep it under the tongue until gone in about 5 min. The ones I get from PCT24x7 are double scored so easily break into 4 pcs = 6.25mg ea.

It is the 'cure' for trensomnia, working as a potent centrally acting antihistamine and as an anti-dopaminergic. Z-drugs didn't work consistently for me, and Zopiclone in particular left me 'foggy' in the a.m. - and they have tolerance/dependence issues that quetiapine does not have.

It is close to a perfect sleep drug... same dose works consistently every time, wake up 7 hours later, feel great in a.m., and confirmed effective with tren ace doses of 5mg - 25mg/day (maybe more but that's as high as I go with it at my age). Zero side effects at these microdoses - in comparison therapeutic doses range up to 800mg/day (!)

Of course in the USA it is not "FDA recommended" drug for insomnia, as they like to push new and/or expensive pharma rather than old cheap, well vetted ones for everything. Regarding new drugs, DORAs might work well too but are very expensive, I would like to try them but have not had the opportunity.
 
Just sharing some blood work I received today roughly 300mg weekly split up into 3 doses a week. Estrogen was in the 53 range. Pictured below is my testosterone panel am I missing something here I don’t understand why my shgb is so low. Usually on 200 test dose split into bi weekly Pharma grade puts me around 1200-1300 am I missing something as to why my bio available test is so high? Don’t know if it matters much but I switched from GSO to MCT oil if that matters for my carrier oil.
 

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If you ever want to try tren again, get some quetiapine 25mg and take 1/4 - 1/2 tablet sublingual about 20 min before you want to fall asleep.
thank you for this. i haven’t checked to see if 24x7 is shipping yet, but i’ll definitely grab some quetiapine. i don’t know if i’ll ever run full cycles of tren again, but microdosing would be welcomed…if i could get past the sides.

currently use zopiclone, but i noticed that the tolerance goes to shit quickly. i’m not going to just keep ramping doses until i get into trouble.

i’ll circle back around when i can get some to try out.
 
But I will be back open end of the first week of September.
So Excited Flirting GIF
 
Just sharing some blood work I received today roughly 300mg weekly split up into 3 doses a week. Estrogen was in the 53 range. Pictured below is my testosterone panel am I missing something here I don’t understand why my shgb is so low. Usually on 200 test dose split into bi weekly Pharma grade puts me around 1200-1300 am I missing something as to why my bio available test is so high? Don’t know if it matters much but I switched from GSO to MCT oil if that matters for my carrier oil.
Where does your SHBG usually sit on the lower Test dose? No other compounds right now?

Your bioavailable T is high because, by definition, bioavailable T is free T plus serum albumin bound T.

Please share blood work on lower Test dose as well.

Free T and hence bioavailable T are proportional to Test dose.

Your ratio (TT/FT) dependent on your SHBG.
 
Where does your SHBG usually sit on the lower Test dose? No other compounds right now?

Your bioavailable T is high because, by definition, bioavailable T is free T plus serum albumin bound T.

Please share blood work on lower Test dose as well.

Free T and hence bioavailable T are proportional to Test dose.

Your ratio (TT/FT) dependent on your SHBG.
I don’t have a full panel to post unfortunately for when I got that 1100 total test because I was with my TRT doc at the time and since then I’ve gone UGL (I left because he wasn’t listening to my concerns about my lipid profiles. the last bloodwork I have is before i switched from a different source and my SHGB was at 11 at 600 test but I’m pretty sure his test was underdosed. Some of the last blood work I had done that tested my shgb was way earlier in 24 and I was sitting at 12
Total test at the time was 949
Prolactin was 3.3
Estradiol was 24
Insulin was 27 that was like April of 24
 
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Where does your SHBG usually sit on the lower Test dose? No other compounds right now?

Your bioavailable T is high because, by definition, bioavailable T is free T plus serum albumin bound T.

Please share blood work on lower Test dose as well.

Free T and hence bioavailable T are proportional to Test dose.

Your ratio (TT/FT) dependent on your SHBG.
Poor Neo, having to log in after a vacation to this shit.
 
I don’t have a full panel to post unfortunately for when I got that 1100 total test because I was with my TRT doc at the time and since then I’ve gone UGL (I left because he wasn’t listening to my concerns about my lipid profiles. the last bloodwork I have is before i switched from a different source and my SHGB was at 11 at 600 test but I’m pretty sure his test was underdosed. Some of the last blood work I had done that tested my shgb was way earlier in 24 and I was sitting at 12
Total test at the time was 949
Prolactin was 3.3
Estradiol was 24
Insulin was 27 that was like April of 24
So your SHBG is always on the low end.


Your ratios are as expected. Input TT, SHBG, HSA above.

Lowering SHBG will lower TT for a given FT.
 
That would be funny if it wasn't Neo's Test. I assumed it was. Lol.
lol kmon now I’m not a complete idiot now. I just shared the Labwork here because it was neos test and I just got kind of curious as to why I’m having not so favorable results compared to everyone else.
 
lol kmon now I’m not a complete idiot now. I just shared the Labwork here because it was neos test and I just got kind of curious as to why I’m having not so favorable results compared to everyone else.
Just messing around given the jovial environment. Your blood work looks fine given your SHBG. Total Test multipliers (mean TT / weekly dose) are always going to be low for someone that has low SHBG.

See my dose response thread if you would like in depth info.
 
Just messing around given the jovial environment. Your blood work looks fine given your SHBG. Total Test multipliers (mean TT / weekly dose) are always going to be low for someone that has low SHBG.

See my dose response thread if you would like in depth info.
Do you mind linking that for me so I can take a look at it?
 
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