How much do you spend a month

[Kralteramon]

not sure if they wanna deal with me

Confess your sins demon.

 

[BabaJagga]

Confess your sins demon.

ou god... where do i even start?

lets just say i had bit wild chapter of my early life, im sure i dont remember most stuff and hopefully people forgot already.

ive been bad boy when i was young.

 

[Kralteramon]

ou god... where do i even start?

lets just say i had bit wild chapter of my early life, im sure i dont remember most stuff and hopefully people forgot already.

ive been bad boy when i was young.

Man.. same here. I'm glad I learned my lessons early on in life.

 

[BabaJagga]

Man.. same here. I'm glad I learned my lessons early on in life.

yes i also think its better to be stupid and make stupid decisions at young age.

today i would seriously fuck up my life in so many ways.

 

[RzSco]

Once a year bloodwork :O. Damn I spend that every 2 months.. Not blasting I suppose?

No I have not blasted since about 2022. Just (excessive) TRT.

I’m looking at getting more little machines to do interim blood testing as well.
Hematocrit/Hemoglobin, Cholesterol (LDL/HDL), and Kidney (eGFR etc) can all be tracked this way. But liver values can not, currently.

 

[Kralteramon]

No I have not blasted since about 2022. Just (excessive) TRT.

I’m looking at getting more little machines to do interim blood testing as well.
Hematocrit/Hemoglobin, Cholesterol (LDL/HDL), and Kidney (eGFR etc) can all be tracked this way. But liver values can not, currently.

I've heard the HCT ones are unreliable. And I'd want to know a CBC, plus it's a cheap test here, like 20 bucks. If I were you I'd invest in a genetic test, that really gave me insight in my risk profile / SNP's for certain things, so I zoom in on tests around those weaknesses. And bloodwork is just one way to determine issues. I like to run a cardiac, aorta (I have higher risk for aneurism) and liver echo once in a while as well. Luckily this is pretty cheap and easily accessable here.

 

[Yugo92]

Atleast 1.5k $

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

probably 100 dollars a month max on gear, peptides, etc

 

[RzSco]

I've heard the HCT ones are unreliable. And I'd want to know a CBC, plus it's a cheap test here, like 20 bucks. If I were you I'd invest in a genetic test, that really gave me insight in my risk profile / SNP's for certain things, so I zoom in on tests around those weaknesses. And bloodwork is just one way to determine issues. I like to run a cardiac, aorta (I have higher risk for aneurism) and liver echo once in a while as well. Luckily this is pretty cheap and easily accessable here.

Everything is brutally expensive in the UK, CBC you’d be looking at best part of £100 unless you do your own blood draw and even then, £50. Private ultrasound stuff is going to cost hundreds a go. In the context of pitiful UK wages it’s completely out of reach.

And the NHS is just a giant bloated organisation with the sole purpose of arriving at the conclusion “we can’t help you with that”. Should shut the whole thing down at this point.

I had a genetic test once but there were no obvious issues.

 

[4Drago]

When bulking at least $1k per month on food easy. Now my wife is trying to adjust to me eating less. I think I turned her into a hoarder.

 

[Spaceman Spiff]

Okay just curious here cuz I'm always a little bit of a Curious George, what do you feel your monthly expenses all in blood tests gear supplements pre-workout all that crap

I think I'm spending way too much money over 800 a month ouch. But there's so much stuff that I like.

does this include the hookers that tren causes me to buy?

 

[BabaJagga]

does this include the hookers that tren causes me to buy?

i can see you are man with fine taste.