How is everything coming along, Kiara? With the hectic holiday approaching you probably gonna have some down time but maybe be lucky to get in some workouts
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Hi! Everything is going quite slowely! I'm now 2.5 weeks in, noticed no sides. Weight is now steady, haven't noticed much except strength still slowely improving and recovery is better. Going to up the dose. I'll be having a few days off at Christmas but be training all the way through. How about you guys?How is everything coming along, Kiara? With the hectic holiday approaching you probably gonna have some down time but maybe be lucky to get in some workouts
Grreat to hear, and just keep goingHi! Everything is going quite slowely! I'm now 2.5 weeks in, noticed no sides. Weight is now steady, haven't noticed much except strength still slowely improving and recovery is better. Going to up the dose. I'll be having a few days off at Christmas but be training all the way through. How about you guys?
Why on earth would a sprinter need something like boldenone for endurance?.. 15 second sprint is purely anaerobic.You would better of with clen for fat loss and eq for endurance.Var has very little fat burning properties it is more for preserving lean muscle and not going catabolic during dieting down. Also take a look at ECA Stack.
Thanks for that copy and paste.In very lamen terms it produces more blood cell to the body from the liver delvering more oxgen to the body the same reasons people train in the high altitudes. as well as speeding up you meatoblism. as well as many other things anavar is over rated and really. Imo. most bbrs only use it for final cuts.
No I haven't noticed much at all deffo stronger and recovery is faster. But put on 5kg and feel fatter, which I don't like!Have you noticed any side effects as of yet?
Feeling fatter is most likely water retention.No I haven't noticed much at all deffo stronger and recovery is faster. But put on 5kg and feel fatter, which I don't like!
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Is it a big deal for a woman to get an acute estrogen rebound that will normalise in a matter of weeks anyway? I'm not sure... may want to ask the doc @Dr JIMThanks sorry new to this! Over the last 2 weeks have noticed very mild achne on back and a little yeast infection. Which I've read can be a side effect. I'm nearly at the end of my cycle I wasn't going to use any PCT but now I'm worrying about any estrogen rebound. Some people say to go back onto birth control to control normal hormones but I haven't been on them in so long due to hormone imbalance and wanting body to normalise, don't know if to go back on. Anyone with any advice? Or shall I posy elsewhere
I think Estrogen be rebound is from stopping your AI according to the bro-science encyclopedia. In real life there is no E rebound.Is it a big deal for a woman to get an acute estrogen rebound that will normalise in a matter of weeks anyway? I'm not sure... may want to ask the doc @Dr JIM
Thanks sorry new to this!
1) Over the last 2 weeks have noticed very mild achne on back and
2) little yeast infection. Which I've read can be a side effect. I'm nearly at the end of my cycle
3) I wasn't going to use any PCT but now
4) I'm worrying about any estrogen rebound.
5) Some people say to go back onto birth control to control normal hormones
6) hormone imbalance and wanting body to normalize
1) In females there is a MUCH stronger association of ACNE to AAS (TT in particular) rather than Estrogen, which means the acne is likely the consequence of AAS use rather than a change in E-2
2) the following are associated with an increased frequency of vaginal yeast infections
- an INCREASED E-2 level
- antibiotic use
- sexual activity esp oral-vaginal
3) if your referring to "PCT" in the traditional sense SERMs therapy is just not warranted bc they will result in a premature and more expeditious a RISE of E-2, thereby negating the effects of AAS
4) Estrogen "rebound", gal you have been reading far to many broscience studies bc thats what females NEED as it's a part of their HTPA recovery. The difference is females require a cyclical rise of E-2 to maintain ovulation, menstruation and bone health.
Incidentally,"rebound" is broscience gibberish for what I'm really not sure, bc "rebound" from a physiological perspective involves a hormonal rise ABOVE an individuals baseline upon cesstation of a specific drug AND that DOES NOT HAPPEN once AAS are discontinued. (It very well could happen if you were to use SERMs as "PCT")
5) Yes in some instances BCP may be used to "reset" a disrupted HTPA, but in most instances they are not required as HTPA recovery occurs NATURALLY. So unless your menses have not returned after more than 3-4 months BCPs are not warranted IMO, as their effects will reverse the TT (AAS) to E-2 ratio which is important for building muscle.
6) FINALLY I suspect your young, so be patient as a return of YOUR baseline hormone levels should occur over the next few months
7) As an aside I noticed you are a sprinter and are having "calf issues". If the location of your discomfort involves the achilles tendon region a diagnosis of achilles tendonopathy becomes highly suspect! This is important bc the use of AAS may be associated with an increased incidence of tendon rupture, and the achilles tendon appears to be a higher risk area.
Welcome to Meso we need a little more estrogen around here IMO
Jim have you ever considered starting a thread or subforum on this subject?1) In females there is a MUCH stronger association of ACNE to AAS (TT in particular) rather than Estrogen, which means the acne is likely the consequence of AAS use rather than a change in E-2
2) the following are associated with an increased frequency of vaginal yeast infections
- an INCREASED E-2 level
- antibiotic use
- sexual activity esp oral-vaginal
3) if your referring to "PCT" in the traditional sense SERMs therapy is just not warranted bc they will result in a premature and more expeditious a RISE of E-2, thereby negating the effects of AAS
4) Estrogen "rebound", gal you have been reading far to many broscience studies bc thats what females NEED as it's a part of their HTPA recovery. The difference is females require a cyclical rise of E-2 to maintain ovulation, menstruation and bone health.
Incidentally,"rebound" is broscience gibberish for what I'm really not sure, bc "rebound" from a physiological perspective involves a hormonal rise ABOVE an individuals baseline upon cesstation of a specific drug AND that DOES NOT HAPPEN once AAS are discontinued. (It very well could happen if you were to use SERMs as "PCT")
5) Yes in some instances BCP may be used to "reset" a disrupted HTPA, but in most instances they are not required as HTPA recovery occurs NATURALLY. So unless your menses have not returned after more than 3-4 months BCPs are not warranted IMO, as their effects will reverse the TT (AAS) to E-2 ratio which is important for building muscle.
6) FINALLY I suspect your young, so be patient as a return of YOUR baseline hormone levels should occur over the next few months
7) As an aside I noticed you are a sprinter and are having "calf issues". If the location of your discomfort involves the achilles tendon region a diagnosis of achilles tendonopathy becomes highly suspect! This is important bc the use of AAS may be associated with an increased incidence of tendon rupture, and the achilles tendon appears to be a higher risk area.
Welcome to Meso we need a little more estrogen around here IMO