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AAS use in a certain subset of population tends to contribute to secondary FSGS. Is it high bp or nephrotoxic effects of certain androgens like tren? Probably both...
I don't know why that it, and I can't seem to find any literature to directly support it aside from case studies. But we have representations of guys like Fakhri Mubarak who had a sudden increase in creatinine over months, and then it was downhill from there (proteinurea, gfr decline, bun rise).
Meaning, his labs for kidneys were coming back relatively normal, but he was still suffering kidney damage until it started showing up on blood work. Is he a carrier of some secondary FSGS allele that contributed to his kidney failure in conjunction with the drugs? He had crazy high bp too; which is evident with mostly all these cases...
Eliminate the BP worries, tren ain't friendly to your kidneys, we see that with worsened labs in vast majority of the guys who run it; like that paper on EQ that talked about glumerosclerosis outside the BP pathway. That's what scares me more about tren (on top of neurotoxic, and cardiac effects ) than anything else.
And then you have concreter flipping cars running tren at 50
P.S- Not all men are created equal
I don't know why that it, and I can't seem to find any literature to directly support it aside from case studies. But we have representations of guys like Fakhri Mubarak who had a sudden increase in creatinine over months, and then it was downhill from there (proteinurea, gfr decline, bun rise).
Meaning, his labs for kidneys were coming back relatively normal, but he was still suffering kidney damage until it started showing up on blood work. Is he a carrier of some secondary FSGS allele that contributed to his kidney failure in conjunction with the drugs? He had crazy high bp too; which is evident with mostly all these cases...
Eliminate the BP worries, tren ain't friendly to your kidneys, we see that with worsened labs in vast majority of the guys who run it; like that paper on EQ that talked about glumerosclerosis outside the BP pathway. That's what scares me more about tren (on top of neurotoxic, and cardiac effects ) than anything else.
And then you have concreter flipping cars running tren at 50
P.S- Not all men are created equal