TrenboloneTax: Hybrid Cycling / Lifting Log aka Make Hulk Bike Fast

[Uncle Bub]

this was kind of sarcastic and intentionally missing the point that I think SubNet11 was trying to make (don't think he was referring to pregnancy, but rather just "getting bitches"). not sure if the folktale of AAS users making baby girls at a higher rate is true, but yes, my wife is pregnant with a girl

I have one friend that I know is an AAS user and he has 3 girls. He had a vasectomy after the 2nd one. Didn't feel like going to the follow up to make sure it took. Just assumed it would. Fucker then had his 3rd one.

 

[Trenbolonetax]

Question for you brother...

Are you still running cardarine? I'm about to get some and I've never tried it. Any advice for the first time user? I'm excited to try it but i don't really have any reason to use it other than that I love cardio and training so anything that helps with those things sounds appealing. Is it a compound which requires cycling or can it be run year round? Put another way, can I just add it in at 10-20 mg/day for general stamina improvement or is it something which is better saved for a specific goal such as fat loss or an endurance event? I guess I don't have a very clear idea of how damaging to one's health it might be in the long run. The whole fear of cancer thing seems overblown but, then again, would definitely suck if it's a real thing

I would not run cardarine long term. I am not running it anymore.

I would use it sparingly for a very specific purpose / goal.

I would highly suggest looking into the cancer aspect further. There is literature that suggests it is carcinogenic, and literature that suggests it has anti-cancer effects.

I do not understand cancer well, so, take what I say with a grain of salt. It seems to accelerate some cancers and seems to help reduce others. Seems like it may be context dependent. Also seems to spur the development of cancer, not just accelerate existing

I'm talking out of my ass now but perhaps due to its shifting of metabolism (fat vs sugar), it might cause certain cancers that live off sugar vs fat to accelerate / decelerate.

In summary, do your own research and diligence deeply, because I dont think the cancer risks are to be ignored. However, I think they may be overblown in some cases.

Having said all of this, I wish I used less of it over the years since I will never know if it could play a contributing role in me developing / accelerating cancer.

I would rather gamble on GH and it accelerating cancer than gamble on cardarine long term and cancer.

 

[twreck555]

I would not run cardarine long term. I am not running it anymore.

I would use it sparingly for a very specific purpose / goal.

I would highly suggest looking into the cancer aspect further. There is literature that suggests it is carcinogenic, and literature that suggests it has anti-cancer effects.

I do not understand cancer well, so, take what I say with a grain of salt. It seems to accelerate some cancers and seems to help reduce others. Seems like it may be context dependent. Also seems to spur the development of cancer, not just accelerate existing

I'm talking out of my ass now but perhaps due to its shifting of metabolism (fat vs sugar), it might cause certain cancers that live off sugar vs fat to accelerate / decelerate.

In summary, do your own research and diligence deeply, because I dont think the cancer risks are to be ignored. However, I think they may be overblown in some cases.

Having said all of this, I wish I used less of it over the years since I will never know if it could play a contributing role in me developing / accelerating cancer.

I would rather gamble on GH and it accelerating cancer than gamble on cardarine long term and cancer.

Noted. Thanks for the word of caution. I have been reading more today and might just return it. Just not sure if that's a risk I'm willing to accept, and that's ok.