Lab results can I start my 1st cycle

[jay510]

Hello Mates
I have had my labs back they not looking good I don’t think to start a cycle I been taking peptides to lose weight I workout everyday before work 20 minutes on treadmill then lifting for 50 minutes.
I been taking tirzepatide 12.5mg from compounding pharmacy I’m worried if this have my kidney messed up
My cycle will be 16 weeks
First 8 weeks
Test E 200mg per week
Primo E 300mg per week
Deca 50mg per week
Anavar 5mg daily
Dhea daily 12.5mg
Pregnenolone daily 12.5
HCG 500iu 3 x per week
Next 8weeks
Test E 350mg per week
Primo E 375mg per week
Deca 100mg per week
Anavar 10mg daily
Dhea daily 12.5mg
Pregnenolone daily 12.5
HCG 500iu 3 x per week

Any feedback I’ll appreciate it every much this will be my first cycle ever ? Wondering if it’s safe to start thanks

 

[RiceNKimchi]

Drop the complex cycle for the future and run test at 500 or another mg at your liking. It'll make future cycles easier once you can gauge how you respond

 

[RiceNKimchi]

If taking hcg as well I'd drop the preg and dhea. Hcg should keep you within levels, bloods would tell.

Hcg alone can complicate estrogen. KISS method.

12.5 preg Ed is alot imo. I take it once a week personally, no hcg

 

[cdubw44]

Way to complicated cycle I agree with the Japanese rice bowl guy. Just run test and hcg. The reason is you don't know how these compounds are going to affect you. Are you going to have sides? Who knows but if you throw the gauntlet at it you will have no idea what the issue is.

 

[jay510]

Drop the complex cycle for the future and run test at 500 or another mg at your liking. It'll make future cycles easier once you can gauge how you respond

Way to complicated cycle I agree with the Japanese rice bowl guy. Just run test and hcg. The reason is you don't know how these compounds are going to affect you. Are you going to have sides? Who knows but if you throw the gauntlet at it you will have no idea what the issue is.

Thanks to both!! Do y’all think my blood labs safe to start now and stop with the tirzepatide

 

[cdubw44]

Do you really weight 270 lbs at 36% body mass index? I don't see a test score and looks like cholesterol is high. What does you diet look like?

 

[RiceNKimchi]

Thanks to both!! Do y’all think my blood labs safe to start now and stop with the tirzepatide

I'm not a doctor but skimming your bloods, I'd personally work on a few of your numbers before hand

 

[RiceNKimchi]

Way to complicated cycle I agree with the Japanese rice bowl guy. Just run test and hcg. The reason is you don't know how these compounds are going to affect you. Are you going to have sides? Who knows but if you throw the gauntlet at it you will have no idea what the issue is.

Haha korean rice bowl guy**

 

[RiceNKimchi]

Do you really weight 270 lbs at 36% body mass index? I don't see a test score and looks like cholesterol is high. What does you diet look like?

Didnt see this, lose the weight first bro. Your numbers across the board will get better and you'll be more satisfied with the visible results

 

[jay510]

I was 302 lbs but I’m now at 265.3 this morning I started trying to lose in may 15

 

[jay510]

6’1 265 as of now

 

[RiceNKimchi]

I was 302 lbs but I’m now at 265.3 this morning I started trying to lose in may 15

Progress not perfection. Drop to 15 percent and you will be more happy in the mirror with your results cycling

 

[jay510]

6’1 265 as of now

 

[Fattyone]

Keep going with the diet and training and weight loss man. Hold off on the cycle

 

[jay510]

Is there anything out there for to lower cholesterol

 

[fike]

Is there anything out there for to lower cholesterol

Not a doctor, but a statin would probably be a good place to start. Mine was high and I was on statin therapy for around a year and include 4 grams of fish oil per day to help raise HDL. My doctor took me off the statins around 5 months ago and directed to me use 1000 mg of controlled release niacin per day and continue the 4 grams of fish oil. My lipids have been much improved with this change.

I'm currently running 25 mg anavar to help recover from a tendon reattachment surgery, so that knocked my HDL down some, but the protocol I described above seemed to work well for me. I didn't even have to stay on rosuvastatin for very long.

 

[fike]

Keep an eye on your kidney health too, brother. The increased creatinine is probably due to exercise, but I don't know for sure. Stay hydrated!

 

[jay510]

Not a doctor, but a statin would probably be a good place to start. Mine was high and I was on statin therapy for around a year and include 4 grams of fish oil per day to help raise HDL. My doctor took me off the statins around 5 months ago and directed to me use 1000 mg of controlled release niacin per day and continue the 4 grams of fish oil. My lipids have been much improved with this change.

I'm currently running 25 mg anavar to help recover from a tendon reattachment surgery, so that knocked my HDL down some, but the protocol I described above seemed to work well for me. I didn't even have to stay on rosuvastatin for very long.

Thanks you I’ll look into ugl for it

 

[jay510]

Keep an eye on your kidney health too, brother. The increased creatinine is probably due to exercise, but I don't know for sure. Stay hydrated!

Yeah thanks I workout every weekday morning before work 20 min cardio treadmill and lift weights for 50 min every time I drink a gallon of water a day at least because I been taking Tirzepatide im going to stop taking it to see is that another reason why my kidneys been over worked

Is there any good Kidney support for dealing with creatinine is acia fiber good for this?

 

[fike]

Yeah thanks I workout every weekday morning before work 20 min cardio treadmill and lift weights for 50 min every time I drink a gallon of water a day at least because I been taking Tirzepatide im going to stop taking it to see is that another reason why my kidneys been over worked

Is there any good Kidney support for dealing with creatinine is acia fiber good for this?

I should be more knowledgeable on this, because I have stage II CKD due to lupus, but unfortunately I'm not. My nephrologist doesn't have me taking any meds or supplements yet. He just tells me to drink the hell out of water and make sure all all my minerals are included in my fluids.

The most important thing when it comes to kidney health is to maintain a healthy blood pressure and keep blood glucose under control. High BP and BG are the leading causes of kidney disease. If you keep these where they need to be and stay well hydrated, I'm sure you'll be fine.

Also, I wanted to tell you congratulations on what you have accomplished so far. Everyone here loves to see a success story. Everyone here also loves to see when a new member actually takes the advice of members who have lot of experience with anabolics and transforming their bodies and lives. There's a lot of wisdom on this forum. Our main goal for everyone is harm reduction and being healthy. Keep up the hard work, brother, and keep us updated. You're going to do great.