Nebivolol for lowering RHR

[DugPrime]

Might try nebivolol for rhr.
Tried literally everything to fix rhr (except cardio, cardio is the devil)

Cardio naturally brings my heart rate down from 90+ to 60-70 within 6 months; you should definitely do it. The real evils here are trestolone and clenbuterol, which makes my resting heart rate back to 100.

 

[bigboy420]

you should definitely do it.

I know... it was a joke.

But since my bloodpressure 120/80/80, low dose nebivolol sounds perfect

 

[Ghoul]

Yeah but many many years ago. It's on my list seeing a cardiologist and make all the necessary scans and checks, so far around my place with a little search i've done i haven't found anyone relatively young to speak freely about my gear use.

Don't assume a young doctor is any more accepting of gear use. Old ones have heard everything before. Or find one that's jacked.

 

[DugPrime]

I know... it was a joke.

But since my bloodpressure 120/80/80, low dose nebivolol sounds perfect

Oh yeah, with those levels, 2.5mg would puts you in the golden zone.

 

[Eddie.]

Don't assume a young doctor is any more accepting of gear use. Old ones have heard everything before. Or find one that's jacked.

I year ya.. I just have bad experience from an old cardiologist from my mother's situation while he can't regulate her BP, her morning measure is like 170/100 and afternoon 90/60..he was all over the place with her meds, i suggested some things and he wasn't even hearing.

Anyway, i'm in a situation where i'm moving to another town so i'll have to search again from the start. A schoolmate of mine is now one the best heart surgeons in the country, but he's solely into surgery field. Maybe he will be able to suggest a colleague that i can go to.

 

[Ghoul]

I year ya.. I just have bad experience from an old cardiologist from my mother's situation while he can't regulate her BP, her morning measure is like 170/100 and afternoon 90/60..he was all over the place with her meds, i suggested some things and he wasn't even hearing.

Anyway, i'm in a situation where i'm moving to another town so i'll have to search again from the start. A schoolmate of mine is now one the best heart surgeons in the country, but he's solely into surgery field. Maybe he will be able to suggest a colleague that i can go to.

If possible, set your healthcare up at a university affiliated hospital/health system. In general, they tend to be closer to the leading edge of medical science, vs the smaller places and independents who often seem to have stopped learning shortly after getting their qualifications.