High Hematocrit/RBC help

newguy2

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Cross Post from SST looking for advice.

Just got 6 week bloods on 400mg test. Disappointed to see hematocrit and RBC pretty high. Going to try and give blood Monday morning.

I drank 2L of water before the test and drink 5L daily. 3 HIIT sessions a week. Weight is 175 pounds.

Here are the supps I'm taking. Should I adjust the doses here. Not sure the normal dose of IP6.

Nattokinase 6000 fu
IP6 500mg
Citrus Bergamot 1200mg
Krill oil 2g
 

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Cross Post from SST looking for advice.

Just got 6 week bloods on 400mg test. Disappointed to see hematocrit and RBC pretty high. Going to try and give blood Monday morning.

I drank 2L of water before the test and drink 5L daily. 3 HIIT sessions a week. Weight is 175 pounds.

Here are the supps I'm taking. Should I adjust the doses here. Not sure the normal dose of IP6.

Nattokinase 6000 fu
IP6 500mg
Citrus Bergamot 1200mg
Krill oil 2g

Do you have iron and ferritin?
 
I do 10k FU natto daily. Plasma viscosity. Fibrinogen.

Long term you will have to lower your dose to address RBC generation term.
 
Cross Post from SST looking for advice.

Just got 6 week bloods on 400mg test. Disappointed to see hematocrit and RBC pretty high. Going to try and give blood Monday morning.

I drank 2L of water before the test and drink 5L daily. 3 HIIT sessions a week. Weight is 175 pounds.

Here are the supps I'm taking. Should I adjust the doses here. Not sure the normal dose of IP6.

Nattokinase 6000 fu
IP6 500mg
Citrus Bergamot 1200mg
Krill oil 2g
what are your iron/ferritin levels?

also i would say fuck hitt and add cardio atleast 30 mins everyday.

make sure to not only focus on hydrating x liter a day but also get your electrolytes in.

you can run aspirin, l-arginine and you already 4 other stuff to reduce clotting risks.


i would say the only time you donate blood is when hematocrit is so bad you can feel yourself having trouble breathing, your bp/heart rate is out of control.

it should be a last resort and you should check your iron/ferritin levels if you can survive it because a double red donation cant just be given here and there and then you think you can raise your iron easily again.
 
what are your iron/ferritin levels?

also i would say fuck hitt and add cardio atleast 30 mins everyday.

make sure to not only focus on hydrating x liter a day but also get your electrolytes in.

you can run aspirin, l-arginine and you already 4 other stuff to reduce clotting risks.


i would say the only time you donate blood is when hematocrit is so bad you can feel yourself having trouble breathing, your bp/heart rate is out of control.

it should be a last resort and you should check your iron/ferritin levels if you can survive it because a double red donation cant just be given here and there and then you think you can raise your iron easily again.
I don't have iron or ferritin numbers. By HIIT I mean intense cardio. Not just casual start state. Heart beat above 150.

I'm pretty 56 is usually time to dump blood? Don't really want to just wait until I feel terrible.
 
I don't have iron or ferritin numbers. By HIIT I mean intense cardio. Not just casual start state. Heart beat above 150.

I'm pretty 56 is usually time to dump blood? Don't really want to just wait until I feel terrible.
both the cause, of high hematocrit and fix(donating blood) needs iron and ferritin.
 
I am in a similar situation. My Hematocrit is 54.9 and RBC is 5.97. Hemoglobin is normal. I donated blood on 7/1 so my ferritin is low (iron is normal).

BP is fine. I am taking most of the above. 8k Natto, Krill, Arginine and IP6. Staying very hydrated. Gonna ride this out for a few more weeks and redo labs. I might have been a little dehydrated on my last labs.
 
I am in a similar situation. My Hematocrit is 54.9 and RBC is 5.97. Hemoglobin is normal. I donated blood on 7/1 so my ferritin is low (iron is normal).

BP is fine. I am taking most of the above. 8k Natto, Krill, Arginine and IP6. Staying very hydrated. Gonna ride this out for a few more weeks and redo labs. I might have been a little dehydrated on my last labs.
I'm hoping this lab is a fluke but not counting on it. I'm going to up the nat and IP6. But I know the IP6 can reduce iron/cause anemia. So need to watch that with the blood donation Monday.

My BP is great hasn't been an issue. Bummer cause I was wanting to up the AAS dose this week.
 
I just realized I've also been running TNE at 50 mg pwo 4-5 days a week. I wonder if the hormone spike is causing issues.

Cutting that out.
 
 
I do 10k FU natto daily. Plasma viscosity. Fibrinogen.

Long term you will have to lower your dose to address RBC generation term.
Do you take this all at once on a empty stomach? I'm way behind, I only take 2000 but my H is only 50.6%. Higher than I want but not horrible considering.
 
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