I'm 26 and see one of these docs, prescription hgh is expensive doe.. the only thing I haven't yet decided to take

"Pharma gear," nooooo I mean.. from my local pharmacy written on a prescription pad from my doctor dat gg OP test

did you get actual old school superdrol that was sold in stores back when prohormones were legal, or did you order some new variation?

iirc, prohormones used to be mixed in with water/capsule, never injected. iircx2 superdrol now is injected or taken in a capsule, ya?

Orakpo most aesthetic in hnf.

Lol then we woke up

IMy not against steroids I just lmfao at anybody without a PhD in physiology who is naive enough to think they know exactly what's going on in their body when they inject and who is so confident that there are no sides at all. You'd be amazed at how varied people's responses are to the same dose of drug

Actual old school. It's a harsh compound, more taxing than dbol or anadrol. Not even messing around with alcohol while on it. Only supposed to run it 3 weeks though.

Upa

Isn't it DHT exactly what causes balding almost invariably in people? The differences are mostly in the amount of that certain enzyme that makes DHT out of testosterone in the scalp. Iirc finasteride has been shown to be a pretty decent medication for halting the advancement of balding and it works by blocking that enzyme.



The dose makes the poison, yeah we've heard that. The health problems are not overrated. They pose high risks for those with bad blood cholesterol and latent cardiovascular conditions. Even in the healthy, testosterone predisposes to certain diseases which might not appear had the person not had used syeroids. We can't for sure say what is caused by what, but to claim the side effects are overestimated by the medical community is bs. Doctors use testosterone and hormones on their patients when needed and they know the effects. I do respect your freedom of choice, but i definitely don't recommend them.

Regarding balding, genetics isn't that simple. It might be that your mom's dad hasn't been balding, but we know quite little about multiifactorial conditions such as those related to hormones.

This post was edited by Neptunus on Oct 5 2016 03:04am

Who here has read some of the literature regarding the side effects of these "Supplements"?

This post was edited by Lil_Gueto on Oct 5 2016 03:35am

What, you calling me out on calling roiding with test "hormonal supplementation"? a shame i edited it out so we can't have a quote.

Reading literature means searching pubmed and google scholar for articles and remembering only the ones that say steroid use has no adverse effects when used moderately (whatever would that mean).

Dyslipidemia, hypertension and cardiac chances to name a few. Some kidney issues. But of course these are trivial and only happen in the long run so you won't notice them after one, two or even three cycles.



Tell me about it. Or calling doctors ignorant while they most probably spend a good deal studying endocrinology in med school

This post was edited by Neptunus on Oct 5 2016 04:15am