Bolus: A Practical and Research Guide for the Use of recombinant hGH and GH Secretagogues: Status Update; Table of Contents; Monthly Newsletter

[Type-IIx]

To this segment of my readership –

I have been putting out a monthly (e-mailed) newsletter. If you'd like to subscribe for updates about the Bolus release and, this coming month:

Next newsletter sections (§§) - May 1 2024:

§1. Bolus: Status Update
§2. Article (full): Injury Prevention: Scapular Winging
§3. Article (full): Research: Phytoecdysteroids (e.g., pharma ecdysterone, turkesterone, etc.)
§4. Article Summaries (pre-prints; to be published in full soon):
§4.1. ACE inhibitors, more so than ARBs, but both, diminish hypertrophy
§4.2. Estrogen functions in men
§4.3. AAS, RhGH, and collagen, bone, and joints

Either PM me your email address or drop it here in the thread and I'll sign you up. I don't want to send people unwanted stuff, and I only do it monthly. The only exception might be when the book starts shipping.

Here is the Table of Contents from Bolus: A Practical and Reference Guide for the Use of recombinant hGH and GH Secretagogues: [link]

 

[specter]

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[juggy38]

@Type-IIx ive always wanted to do a question/answer with you on ACE vs ARBs regarding bradykinins it’s impact on LVH.

 

[Type-IIx]

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Added!

 

[Type-IIx]

@Type-IIx ive always wanted to do a question/answer with you on ACE vs ARBs regarding bradykinins it’s impact on LVH.

The effect of ACE inhibitors on bradykinin makes them the world's leading factor in acquired angioedema. The effect of the 17AAs on C1-INH has an opposite effect on C1-INH, decreasing it, probably by direct hepatic action on C1-INH rather an AR-mediated effect, hence why the attenuated androgens stanozolol, oxandrolone, danozol, are used clinically for hereditary angioedema. But even methyltestosterone is effective, it's just less tolerable for women & children because of its androgenicity.

 

[3BILLS]

You lost me at Next newsletter...

I'm out

 

[bigchuck]

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[Astudent]

To this segment of my readership –

I have been putting out a monthly (e-mailed) newsletter. If you'd like to subscribe for updates about the Bolus release and, this coming month:

Next newsletter sections (§§) - May 1 2024:

§1. Bolus: Status Update
§2. Article (full): Injury Prevention: Scapular Winging
§3. Article (full): Research: Phytoecdysteroids (e.g., pharma ecdysterone, turkesterone, etc.)
§4. Article Summaries (pre-prints; to be published in full soon):
§4.1. ACE inhibitors, more so than ARBs, but both, diminish hypertrophy
§4.2. Estrogen functions in men
§4.3. AAS, RhGH, and collagen, bone, and joints

Either PM me your email address or drop it here in the thread and I'll sign you up. I don't want to send people unwanted stuff, and I only do it monthly. The only exception might be when the book starts shipping.

Here is the Table of Contents from Bolus: A Practical and Reference Guide for the Use of recombinant hGH and GH Secretagogues: [link]

[email protected]

 

[danieltx]

Y'all are either incredibly brave or incredibly stupid to be openly posting your personal email addresses and I don't mean anything related to legality.

 

[sgtedrobinson]

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Thank you!!!

 

[Type-IIx]

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All PM'ed individually. Thank you for your interest. Sergeant, I made the logical correction to your provided email. Will discuss by PM if my inference is wrong.

 

[specter]

Y'all are either incredibly brave or incredibly stupid to be openly posting your personal email addresses and I don't mean anything related to legality.

Personal ? dont we all have like 4-5 e mail adresses we use to diff stuff and 1 who is our only personal one for important stuff.

 

[VakarianSK]

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[ericinbc]

Y'all are either incredibly brave or incredibly stupid to be openly posting your personal email addresses and I don't mean anything related to legality.

Someone’s getting spammed with dick pics now

 

[cesarpaiva]

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[cesarpaiva]

sorry for the last post typo my email, couldnt edit... [email protected]

 

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[Type-IIx]

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[Type-IIx]

Ampouletude: Type-IIx's June 2024 Newsletter just dropped!

In this month's newsletter:

1. Forthcoming Meso-Rx Article Series: Unique Facets of AAS by Compound (11 part series looking at different effects of each of eleven different selected steroids)
2. Show results: Scruf, 1st place (Won) Light-Heavyweight Bodybuilding (Open, Overall), 1st place (Won) Classic Physique Masters 40+, 1st place (Won) Novice
3. Exclusive Article: Unique features of EQ, Deca/NPP, Anadrol, and Tren (quick glance, informal)
4. Bolus: Status Update on Release of the highly anticipated book about Growth Hormone and GH Secretagogues

For those who haven't signed up, PM me here, subject containing "Newsletter" & message containing your email address.

For those brave enough and particularly lazy, you can just drop your email in this thread also, and I'll add you for next month's newsletter.

Back issues (May & Jun 2024) are available upon request. 16 Jun 2024. Subject to change.

 

[VakarianSK]

Ampouletude: Type-IIx's June 2024 Newsletter just dropped!

In this month's newsletter:

1. Forthcoming Meso-Rx Article Series: Unique Facets of AAS by Compound (11 part series looking at different effects of each of eleven different selected steroids)
2. Show results: Scruf, 1st place (Won) Light-Heavyweight Bodybuilding (Open, Overall), 1st place (Won) Classic Physique Masters 40+, 1st place (Won) Novice
3. Exclusive Article: Unique features of EQ, Deca/NPP, Anadrol, and Tren (quick glance, informal)
4. Bolus: Status Update on Release of the highly anticipated book about Growth Hormone and GH Secretagogues

For those who haven't signed up, PM me here, subject containing "Newsletter" & message containing your email address.

For those brave enough and particularly lazy, you can just drop your email in this thread also, and I'll add you for next month's newsletter.

Back issues (May & Jun 2024) are available upon request. 16 Jun 2024. Subject to change.

Great read and awesome content. In the section in tren you state

"It decreases fat mass and increases skeletal muscle mass by acting analogously to
DHT"

So it acts similar to DHT despite being a 19 nor and not DHT derivative. Could you explain a little more about this, or maybe I am not understanding correctly?