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    My prolactin was already elevated out of nowhere even before 19-nors, I took caber for months, quit, and it’s still elevated.

    It’s like I get it from Test lol. It makes my nipples cry sometimes.

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    Quote Originally Posted by SilabolinView
    heart wall?..no, got to do with the arteries…..and dont think it was only the arteriewalls in the heart, but all arteries.
    But i try to find it again. Just come home from training and wife wants to go out for dinner so gotta run.

    But its complex man. ive red eggs and milk and cheese is good for HDL and yet if its raises the LDL, it raises your HDL more, closing the gap beetween hdl and ldl, which is far more important than having low total cholestrol.

    But, my BP and heartbeat at rest is optimal for my age. And that migth tell that my bad cholestrol last years (due to bad diett) has not done so much damage.

    What about your sugars consumption? Including fruits. High glycemic loads are the most powerful stimulus for cholesterol synthesis. Absorption from food is regulated by the liver in a negative feedback fashion.

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    Honestly guys if I was getting such severe sides from a compound I would stay well away from it.

    I’ve never run cycle doses but felt wonders from 150mg pw Tren A. No unwanted sides other than HDL down to 30.

    It boosted mood, confidence, libido, even reduced anxiety, better sleep, made me aggressive but in a H10d way.

    That, as long as I have enough estrogen circulating, or hell breaks loose.

    Right now I’m running 200mg (100mg 2x w) Tren E and I’m not feeling much from it.

    As of lethargy, Tren makes me feel rather hyperthyroid in the start, but this evens out in day. My opinion is that it affects thyroid binding proteins so that an high is reached initially followed by slight hypothyroidism.

    Mindlessness? Tren is a progestin. Endogenous P4 (progesterone) has anti-cholinergic activity. That means it antagonizes acetylcholine to some extent in the nervous system. ACh is your friendly neurotransmitter associated with reason, logic, and memory. When such antagonism is present, the system will try to H10 it by compensation mechanisms. But, if dosage of the compound if too high, the system might fail in the attempt.

    Sides are most of the time dose dependent, if you feel overrun by Tren, you are either pinning too much or you should avoid it.

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    That’s what I’ve been concerned with for a while, before starting caber. The problem with DA is they reduce the rate of dopamine synthesis, whilst antagonist raise it, so it’s logic to expect withdrawal symptoms upon cessation, until system regains homeostasis and rate of synthesis return to normal.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Scorpion0922View
    Insomnia > YES
    Irritability >Running tren or not I’m pissed off all the time anyway
    Acid reflux >YES
    "Tren cough" > YES
    Sweating all the time > NO

    I run Tren @ a low dose now and don’t get any sides now. I always run Ace.

    Tren is for the big boys, FYI.

    What do you define "low dose" ? Just curious.

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    Quote Originally Posted by numbereView
    As a general rule of thumb only take a drug if you need to for health reasons.

    You know that concept can be extended to the whole of the AAS world, right?

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    Is that VAP cholesterol test even available abroad? I can only find some articles but not actual labs providing it. I’m concerned about CV disease since three of my grandparents have it.
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    Cons: none, excluding sides, but these tend to subside after a few days.

    Pros: Better safe than sorry. PRL shouldn’t be found in men, predispose to gyno, kills libido, may cause/worsen depression and makes harder for the HTPA to recover.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BerkView
    I like it’s profile because it differs totally from other AAS in the fact, that it’s been used to treat infertility, while all other AAS I know, cause infertility.

    I know it’s a weak one but I like it’s profile and I think about giving it a shot, especially the non aromatising aspect and that it causes no water retention plus that it reduces a bit of estrogen.

    What’s the intended use?

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    Quote Originally Posted by oxezoView
    Cus first cycle i had estrogen rebound and people say aromasin is better for that

    EOD dosing is usually enough to maintain stable levels with anastrozole.

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    Quote Originally Posted by oxezoView
    Aromasin and test are balkan pharma , bp around 125/80 heart beat 70. No im not bloated and i didnt do bw but felt i recovered since waited between cycles 5 months.

    And no first test was sp lab , so not the same , but this is from the same place and for the gains doesnt look fake to me.
    I tried more AI ( 12,5 ed) but like i said my skin was too dry ( isnt it a sympthom of low estrogen?)

    Yeah dehydration can be correlated with low E2.

    Both BP and SP are great products and have an UPIC code printed on each vial/amp you can check online.

    You shouldn’t have swap aromasin for arimidex if the latter worked good for you. It’s like calling for trouble.

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