Turinabol and hematocrit?

[Athlete]

I recently read a thread on another board that made me think. I don't know enough about OT so therefore I'm asking you guys.

The thread I read asked if using Turinabol (which has a blood thinning effect) would lessen the negative sides of testosterone's HCT increase?

So what do you think? I don't know how OT does what it does, and how that might affect hct.. but if anyone care to enlighten me, please do.

 

[Quad-smack]

I recently read a thread on another board that made me think. I don't know enough about OT so therefore I'm asking you guys.

The thread I read asked if using Turinabol (which has a blood thinning effect) would lessen the negative sides of testosterone's HCT increase?

So what do you think? I don't know how OT does what it does, and how that might affect hct.. but if anyone care to enlighten me, please do.

I've never heard or read that OT has a "blood thinning" effect.

 

[Athlete]

I've never heard or read that OT has a "blood thinning" effect.

I've cleared things up now.. here's the correct information about Turinabol, hopefully:

"OT is notorious for increasing the time it will take for your blood to clot because it has spontaneous fibrinolytic properties. "Fibrinolytic effects" means that the destruction of fibrin (an insoluble fibrous protein produced in the liver from the soluble protein) is happening in your body. Fibrinogen is important during the blood clotting process, as it is a soluble protein in the blood that is converted to insoluble fibrin by the action of the enzyme thrombin in response to tissue damage. (6)(7) Thus, you will bleed for longer than usual when on this stuff, combine that with the fact that steroids raise your hematocrit and you´ll be spending your entire morning trying to stop the bleeding if you cut yourself shaving. Well, that´s probably an exaggeration, but not by much."