RodgerThat
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google it and just read I don’t want to sway bias one way or the other on it with a particular article or 2. It’s interesting I promise 
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I've ran cold water over the veins in my wrists when getting close to heat stroke before but never like in between sets or anything like that. Be cool to try something like this out. Wouldn't really be hard to rig up something like that glove.No company ended up sticking with it so it’s not made available to the public but I can confirm some crazy ass results from just using a ice pack on both ya da for 90 seconds between sets. I averaged 4.3 additional pull ups per set over 10 sets from a 3 day dofference from my last session and my last session was an average of only 0.8 additional pull ups over 10 sets from its prior session so that’s not because of a good sleep because I had a bad one actually. I could not believe it. Don’t go longer then 90 seconds for the ice doesn’t help any more and the point it to produce ce more work over a shorter period of time anyways
and my body would be regulated at exactly 98.6 degrees
Interested....Have you ever taken your temp while on tren?
Interested....
So what drives the excess sweating? I get it from tren but not every time I've used it. The last time i used it i only got hot at night near the end of the run.Spoiler: Your core body temp should not be rising on tren.
So what drives the excess sweating? I get it from tren but not every time I've used it. The last time i used it i only got hot at night near the end of the run.
Damn, I've had some soaked nights. It does make sense, sweating as temp regulation. The human body amazes me.Your body is extremely efficient at temp regulation. Just because your sweating, doesn't mean your core body temp has risen. If it has, something is wrong.
Even on DNP, if you get just one degree higher than your normal 98.6... stop immediately.
Yes. The first time I took Tren I constantly checked body temperature, blood pressure, glucose levels, etc. My body temperature was always 98.6 or within a range of that and my blood pressure was fine the first 8 weeks. Blood glucose levels were fine as well. After 8 weeks my blood pressure started Rising but it could have been the eq i was on. Really no negative side effects except night sweats and waking up every hour to drink water.Have you ever taken your temp while on tren?
