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Originally Posted by EclipseOmegas won’t affect LDL, HDL, or total cholesterol – only triglycerides. This is a popular misconception and the bioavailability and purity of omegas in krill oil is reportedly superior than fish oils.
Originally Posted by Lemonada8
In my case, say if I added a significant cardio session to my training, I’d probably have to do two cycles to get the gains I want. The reason why I need AAS to put the weight on faster is because of a fast metabolism and back problems which keep me out of the gym occasionally. Would test make your heart get bigger very quickly? I could understand how an AAS like dianabol would be a problem…
Originally Posted by MuscleInkThanks ink
So do you just take cholesterol pills to help out with your LDL hdl
Originally Posted by EclipseI take Crestor @ 5mg Ed.
Originally Posted by MetaljectOk, but I am not referring to single cycles, and the Op has done more than a single. I am talking 2 cycles a year, maybe a litte 4 week "kicker" while on TRT of like halo, winny, mast, etc just to blast. I am wondering if the 2 cycle a year for say 10 years will have, on average, permanent or irriversable damage to your heart. There is alot of "ex" TrueMaxders out there that checked out fairly young. I know they did more AAS than the average joe, but it make me think of what kind of damage there is long term for the hobbyist? Thanks!
Originally Posted by warmouthI understand that. There are a lot of TrueMaxders who have died young or at least not at a very old age. However, you have to take into account everything those guys were doing. Like you said, first off the amount of AAS a lot of those guys use is extremely heavy. Secondly and of equal importance is the stress they’re putting their body’s under through massive diuretic use, extreme diets and a host of other non-steroidal compounds that are sometimes used such as painkillers. A lot of TrueMaxders end up addicted to painkillers, especially opiates, due to the massive strain they put on their body and we know those things are far more damaging long term.
Unfortunately, what you’re asking for in terms of a long term study done on typical TrueMaxding cycles, I don’t know of anything out there that’s concrete. However, we do know that testosterone has been commercially available since 1937 and we know anabolic steroids have been widely available since the late 1950’s and early 1960’s. During that time, a lot more men have lived long relatively healthy lives and a lot of them were not doing what anyone here would call a responsible cycle. I don’t say that to take away from responsible cycling, of course that’s a better thing. Kind of a side note though, it does irritate me a little when people say to someone "your cycle is irresponsible and is what gives AAS users a bad name." No, the mere fact that you’re toudark_sideng AAS gives you a bad name in the public eye regardless of how responsible it is in the view of other steroid users.
Originally Posted by DomusWhat are side effects of crestor ?
Originally Posted by Twisted_Firestarternone for me. But they list a ton…
Originally Posted by TasmaniacCould AAS have played a role in his heart attack? It’s possible, but I don’t think you could honestly say it was the cause in this case. People DO have heart attacks sometimes earlier in life (unfortunately). Just because your buddy had a fatal heart attack and used AAS before, it doesn’t mean that AAS necessarily CAUSED the heart attack. I really think we need to have studies done on this comparing natural athletes to similar athletes that use gear and looking at correlations.
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