Telmisartan powder down the hatch?

[BigNoOne]

The definition describes you so perfectly:

The Dunning–Kruger effect is a cognitive bias in which people with limited competence in a particular domain overestimate their abilities.

The pharmacy rules must be followed! Gammy needs to keep her fucking meds in the original fucking container.

Now excuse me while I go inject some test and tren and pop 100 mg of anadrol.

That’s called “perspective”.

 

[Ghoul]

The pharmacy rules must be followed! Gammy needs to keep her fucking meds in the original fucking container.

Now excuse me while I go inject some test and tren and pop 100 mg of anadrol.

That’s called “perspective”.

The mission of Meso is harm reduction, not harm induction, like you two worthless clowns seem bent on. Maybe you haven't figured that out in the 12 days you've been here, or at least, since opening another account after being banned.

Best practice is something to be to reached for, not scoffed at by a couple of low IQ losers who think sterility is "bullshit" because they haven't sanitized a vial top in their lives and haven't "lost an ass cheek" yet.

Telmisartan degrades rapidly. That's a fact.

Pharma isn't using special packaging because they're just not as smart as you two cunts who have the knuckle dragger "perspective" to know it doesn't make a difference.

Powder bioavailability is massively higher than tablets because of the surface area it's exposed to in the GI tract. It hits much harder, much faster, and that will impact the user's health,

 

[Tbaz192]

And once again I’ll listen to @Ghoul

Love how you irritate people soooo much with facts. It’s great.

Appreciate the help as per usual.

 

[HUGE McBIGLARGE]

And since they certainly understand their jobs better than you or me, I tend to believe them.

Don’t trust anyone who works in medicine. I had a cardiologist insist that a systolic blood pressure above 135 was not an instance of hypertension, despite the guidelines of his own health service (the NHS) saying it was hypertension.

I can provide pics to prove if needed.

I have also had an endocrinologist prescribe me topical testosterone, and then state that my my DHT of >8nmol/l was due to me taking anastrozole, which has freed up testosterone, allowing more to convert to DHT. Which is total bananas, because the testosterone freed up by the lower e2 was 5.4ng/dl. Which is in no way gonna turn into 2300ng/dl of DHT. I then sent him a study showing DHT is ALWAYS abnormally elevated on topical testosterone. That was like 2 years ago and he hasn’t emailed me back yet lol.

Can also provide pics.

Pharmacists (and Ghoul) are often the only healthcare providers keenly aware of these requirements

Hahaha

 

[BigNoOne]

The mission of Meso is harm reduction, not harm induction, like you two worthless clowns seem bent on. Maybe you haven't figured that out in the 12 days you've been here, or at least, since opening another account after being banned.

Best practice is something to be to reached for, not scoffed at by a couple of low IQ losers who think sterility is "bullshit" because they haven't sanitized a vial top in their lives and haven't "lost an ass cheek" yet.

Telmisartan degrades rapidly. That's a fact.

Pharma isn't using special packaging because they're just not as smart as you two cunts who have the knuckle dragger "perspective" to know it doesn't make a difference.

Powder bioavailability is massively higher than tablets because of the surface area it's exposed to in the GI tract. It hits much harder, much faster, and that will impact the user's health,

harm reduction I can understand.

You want to wrap the walls here in bubble wrap and make it harm elimination.

“Bioavailability” is dependent on the drug. You’re totally wrong if you think powder is more bioavailable. Surface area doesn’t matter. There’s liquid orals sold here that by your assertion should be “more bioavailable” than the tabs. Why would anyone take the time to press anavar or winstrol?

When tabs hit your digestive track they are bioavailable just like the powder. Even “knuckle draggers” know the difference between “bioavailable” and “absorbability”.

What’s the difference in the “bioavailability” of L-carnitine administered as an oral vs injectable?

 

[BigNoOne]

And once again I’ll listen to @Ghoul

Love how you irritate people soooo much with facts. It’s great.

Appreciate the help as per usual.

It’s sweet to see a man profess his admiration for another man on the internet. It would be magical if he feels the same for you.

 

[deadbeef]

My fragile ego can't handle when someone disagrees with me.

Take a breath, bro, it will be ok.

 

[deadbeef]

Don’t trust anyone who works in medicine.

In another thread Ghoulber took a graph from a study that he didn't cite and stated his conclusion from it as fact. Like all of his posts, he wasn't counting on anyone checking his work. When you go find the study, it turns out the study made the opposite conclusion that he did. The guy either didn't want anyone to find out he's full of shit, or didn't even read the study. So who do I believe, the medical professional trained in this shit, or the guy who has proven himself incompetent, or worse, intentionally misleading?

 

[Tbaz192]

It’s sweet to see a man profess his admiration for another man on the internet. It would be magical if he feels the same for you.

Mmmm might need some Tren for that

 

[HUGE McBIGLARGE]

So who do I believe, the medical professional trained in this shit, or the guy who has proven himself incompetent, or worse, intentionally misleading?

Draw your own conclusions based on every bit of information available, of course.