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I didn't say BP-meds in general qb, I said a bèta-blocker specifically and not even for BP-reasons but because it protects the heart (somewhat) against the extra wear and tear PEDs put on them.Good luck with the cut. I just think anytime someone considers taking a daily medication/drug (TRT, Cholesterol, BP Meds, Mental Medication) its a big decision. Maybe we have members who used BP meds very briefly and then stopped, I assume most are on for life. I do not agree with the poster above who says "every PED user should be on BP meds"
Hell there are little female who may use winstrol var, and have low BP. My BP is 124/80 and pulse 73 now (ive had readings over 150/90 in the past) should I be on daily medication? I don't think everyone should all of a sudden start using anti-e, ED Meds, and BP meds because they run a little juice, these things should be used as needed. Just trying to give you a different perspective and my experience because I feel like some people are of the mindset that every AAS user is bound to have high blood pressure and medication is mandatory, there are many of us who don't need or use MEDS (albeit most are at a lower BMI if you plan to bulk up to 230,240 the BP is going to go up and the chances you need them increase).
I did clearly say somewhat, you're always taking a gamble but being on a bèta-blocker makes the gamble a little less of a gamble.
I would never advise someone with a normal BP who is not on PEDs to be put on BP-meds of any category for that matter.
Like you I think meds are over-prescribed in general. We're not in disagreement here.