Blood work.

[hard_gains]

Feel free to comment. I do know I have some things I need to fix before any future cycles. I do donate on the regular. It never lowers my cell count.

At the time of the test.
200 mg cyp
4 ius gh

Supplements
Fish oil
Glucosamine+chondroitin+msm
K2 D3
Magnesium
Berberine
Turmeric
Nac
Dim
Probiotic

 

[sionnach]

I don't see ferritin on this round. You need to add that next time, you're likely overdonating. There are some other issues you need to explore further, obviously, but you've been around a while and probably already know that. Your T is actually above peak level for 200/wk, your oil may be slightly overdosed.

 

[hard_gains]

I don't see ferritin on this round. You need to add that next time, you're likely overdonating. There are some other issues you need to explore further, obviously, but you've been around a while and probably already know that. Your T is actually above peak level for 200/wk, your oil may be slightly overdosed.

I totally spaced it. I used private md labs and it was a bundle that was already put together. So I did a poor job going threw and making sure everything is there.

After I finish off the little gh I have left I'll test again.

I'm also leaning towards I might have some form of sleep apnea. Also why I was asking about the CPAP in another thread.

Your probably right. I checked my donations and it's usually 3 times a year. May was my last donation and it was a power red.

Just because I've been around for a bit doesn't mean anything man. I'm very open to learning and relearning. I'm definitely not someone who thinks I've got it all figured out.

 

[sionnach]

That's the kind of attitude we could all take a lesson from.
CPAP is not a bad idea. Your hematocrit is not really that high, but you're a little anemic otherwise - your low MCH and MCV are why I asked about ferritin. Were you blasting before this round of 200/wk? Any orals? Your ALT is concerning.

 

[Ghoul]

If LDL ~100 is your baseline and you're 45-50 years old, you've laid down quite a bit of plaque already and may want to get that down to at least slow the rate of progression, or very low to reverse some of it and progressively reduce risk over the coming years.

Also suggest you get Lp(A), A1c and HS-CRP next time.

 

[sionnach]

I don't think 102 is worth taking a statin for.

 

[Ghoul]

I don't think 102 is worth taking a statin for.

Ezetimibe would still be a big help, with a very low risk of any sides, for the statin-phobic.

He's at least moderate ASCVD risk just from age (~45) which by current (somewhat outdated) guidelines means LDL should be below 100 at the least, and especially with AAS use and possibly impaired glucose handling from rHGH much more likely high, where <70 is the target.

BP, A1C, Lp(A), family history of heart disease / strokes before 65 would help complete the picture.

 

[hard_gains]

That's the kind of attitude we could all take a lesson from.
CPAP is not a bad idea. Your hematocrit is not really that high, but you're a little anemic otherwise - your low MCH and MCV are why I asked about ferritin. Were you blasting before this round of 200/wk? Any orals? Your ALT is concerning.

No orals. I did a cycle of 400 test, 200 eq, and tried tren at 150 mg for the first time. I dropped it because I started to feel like complete shit after 8 weeks.

 

[hard_gains]

If LDL ~100 is your baseline and you're 45-50 years old, you've laid down quite a bit of plaque already and may want to get that down to at least slow the rate of progression, or very low to reverse some of it and progressively reduce risk over the coming years.

Also suggest you get Lp(A), A1c and HS-CRP next time.

Can do. I'm 36 people. I still want to live a long life people. This was the last blood work I had. I'm assuming the tren did a number in me. And I need to drop the growth as well.