Trans guy

[Jin23]

I still am hopeful that a bodybuilding community that supports the use of AAS to create a hypermasculine physique of their own choosing will support other communities that support the use of AAS to create a hypermasculine physique of their own choosing.

Indeed. And I'm glad you deleted the abusive posts from in inspired. That had no place here.

 

[malfeasance]

So the mean was 46 mg a week. They started them all off on 25mg and worked up from there based on blood levels. The range of dosage at the end of the six months was 25mg to 75 mg weekly, with the mean being 46 mg.

Nobody was anywhere near 200-250mg a week. They did not even bring a single participant up to 100mg.

So, anyway, I thought this was interesting . . .

 

[Telurion]

Yes you can use same vial for each shot, it has a rubber puncturable stopper?

Also steroidplotter . Com is a tool to show the peaks and vallies of aas, you can use it to see the difference of what 1x shot per 4 weeks vs 4 shots at 1/4 of the dose per week is. It will be more constant.

I do not think australian reandron vials can be used as a multi-dose vial. See section 6.1 of the linked documentation; the vial does not contain a bacterio-static agent (i.e. benzyl alcohol). I would tread lightly here.

Edit: Also see section 6.6 which says exactly this explicitly

 

[badboy]

I still am hopeful that a bodybuilding community that supports the use of AAS to create a hypermasculine physique of their own choosing will support other communities that support the use of AAS to create a hypermasculine physique of their own choosing.

I'm glad this point is being made, so thank you. Folks here may not be aware there are very similar DIY harm reduction communities that overlap, and the trans DIY scene is actually not all that different in many respects. It is all about bodily autonomy at the end of the day, and that we all have the means to create communities that support however we choose to live and relate to our bodies.

I'm trans myself OP, and have mostly been lurking here and absorbing from afar lest I end up getting an onslaught of harassment and philosophizing about my existence by mentioning anything about my transness along with my interest in AAS too. I know there are plenty people here that really don't like the idea that we are here, but we are. And it's fine, and its not all that complicated either. There's actually a lot that I think can be learned between our communities and frankly just fascinating to see the differences between different types of bodies and what their capable of. I hope others here that may initially feel negatively about this take some time to consider what value is here too.

 

[Millard]

I'm glad this point is being made, so thank you. Folks here may not be aware there are very similar DIY harm reduction communities that overlap, and the trans DIY scene is actually not all that different in many respects. It is all about bodily autonomy at the end of the day, and that we all have the means to create communities that support however we choose to live and relate to our bodies.

Both are marginalized subcultures that find common ground in strong belief in body autonomy and/or body sovereignty.

As someone with a lifelong interest in AAS, I've found the FTM research useful in understanding effects of AAS. And while specifically targeted at FTM, it also gives considerable insight for female bodybuilders seeking to minimize virilization. Maybe one day, MESO will publish articles for a couple of these topics...

 

[laclark89]

Both are marginalized subcultures that find common ground in strong belief in body autonomy and/or body sovereignty.

As someone with a lifelong interest in AAS, I've found the FTM research useful in understanding effects of AAS. And while specifically targeted at FTM, it also gives considerable insight for female bodybuilders seeking to minimize virilization. Maybe one day, MESO will publish articles for a couple of these topics...

ur life*

 

[badboy]

Thanks @Millard I feel very similarly, I'm really glad FTM research has already been helpful for other folks here already.

I am happy to support research on the intersections if it comes to pass. I have a little background in clinical research and work in the broader harm reduction feild, but not with AAS specifically. I appreciate the welcome and the opportunity to learn here.