Digestive issue

[ironceltic12]

Protein can certainly cause issues. Go with the purest you can find so you don't get fillers, etc, such as Synthetek's Synthepure. You should be able to take less, and still get the same effect. Also watch your dairy intake carefully. Gear tends to make a few people lactose intolerant. You can cut out dairy for just 2 days to confirm as a test.

I'm using prosupps isolate and I've been using it for a while so I know that's not the issue. I also don't really eat any dairy

 

[PitbullTank]

have you looked into Emerics dwge?

 

[ironceltic12]

have you looked into Emerics dwge?

I'm really considering it. Being a college student makes it very hard to spend that much money however. I have a doctors appointment in about an hour so we will see what they say.

 

[Ashop]

Two and a half weeks ago I started a blast with test p, tren a, mast p. The next day I started experiencing stomach issues and had loose stools. This has been continuing for the whole two and a half weeks with occasional diarrhea. I have ran test/tren together before and never had this issue. Literally nothing else has changed as far as supplementation and diet besides starting the blast. It's like I eat and the food just goes right through me and isn't fully digesting. Has anyone had this trouble before and have any suggestions?

Try having some Metamucil before bed. 2 heaping teaspoons in a glass of water.
Also pro biotics are extremely helpful with stomach issues and promoting good stomach health.

 

[Chipper Jones78]

Does it have to be organic?

Yes.

Ensure you buy 'mother's' version.

It's cheap.

I just started DWGE for about 5 days.

 

[RichDC2]

Chrons guy here, digestive enzymes everymeal helped alot

Just started DWGE and Humanafort about a week ago, all I can say is I just feel better, better mood. Just had a big refeed so tonight will tell a better story. But I do feel it cannot hurt even being as expensive as it is.

 

[ironceltic12]

The doctor said I'm still in the "acute" category for diarrhea. He said it's definitely not normal to have this issue for 19 days. He recommended I go to a clear liquid only diet. His words were "what's more important, your muscle mass or this?" He said to give the clear liquids a shot and if it doesn't gradually start getting better then he'll refer me to a specialist. I guess my plan is to drop the tren and mast for a bit and eat normally and see what happens. He said to quit taking probiotics too lol, so idk how much I trust his opinion, he's kind of an ass.

 

[emeric delczeg]

Two and a half weeks ago I started a blast with test p, tren a, mast p. The next day I started experiencing stomach issues and had loose stools. This has been continuing for the whole two and a half weeks with occasional diarrhea. I have ran test/tren together before and never had this issue. Literally nothing else has changed as far as supplementation and diet besides starting the blast. It's like I eat and the food just goes right through me and isn't fully digesting. Has anyone had this trouble before and have any suggestions?

Your intestinal bacterial balance is out of control, usually signs are :
Gas and bloating
Constipation and/or diarrhea
Acid reflux
Overall sickness
Headaches
Urinary tract infections
Bad bacteria (health-destroying bacteria) multiply on the following such as:
Sugar
Artificial sweeteners of any kind (found in diet beverages and food items)
Processed foods
Chlorinated water
Pollution
Antacids
Laxatives
Alcoholic beverages
Agricultural chemicals and pesticides, and…
Antibiotics (from medications and/or antibiotics found in meat and dairy products that we ingest).

Check the supplement facts on the supplements that are taking if you see any sugar, corn syrup or any artificial coloring or flavoring don`t use it.

Also don`t eat large meals, your digestive system is equipped to handle a certain volume of food, but if you consume too much at once, you may overwhelm the capacity of your gastrointestinal tract to process it. Similarly, if you take in too much of any one macronutrient for example,total volume of food may be fine but your digestive enzymes specific to that macronutrient may not be able to keep up. The resulting backlog can cause indigestion, with symptoms of abdominal pain or bloating, until your body processes the accumulated food.

 

[emeric delczeg]

The doctor said I'm still in the "acute" category for diarrhea. He said it's definitely not normal to have this issue for 19 days. He recommended I go to a clear liquid only diet. His words were "what's more important, your muscle mass or this?" He said to give the clear liquids a shot and if it doesn't gradually start getting better then he'll refer me to a specialist. I guess my plan is to drop the tren and mast for a bit and eat normally and see what happens. He said to quit taking probiotics too lol, so idk how much I trust his opinion, he's kind of an ass.

Your MD is correct regarding the probiotics. The problem is that 93% of the probiotics contained in traditional probiotic supplements will be dead before they ever reach our gut and dead probiotics are completely worthless. Because probiotics are living bacteria, they are also extremely sensitive to even the slightest change in environmental conditions. Due to the extreme acidic environment of the stomach most of the live probiotic cells will be killed off before reaching the intestine. In the end, traditional probiotic supplements, while claiming billions upon billions of active cells per dose, will only wind up delivering a very small percentage of what their label promises alive and well to your gut. You need to eliminate the bad bacteria from your colon , take prebiotics instead.
Unlike probiotics, which attempt to add certain living microbes to the GI tract, prebiotics work primarily by providing the nutrition that these beneficial microbes need to grow and thrive. Since the huge number of microbes in the GI tract can overwhelm the relatively small amounts of bacteria contained in probiotic supplements, prebiotics may have a more significant and lasting impact on health.

 

[ironceltic12]

Emeric do you believe that AAS could have caused this to suddenly happen?

 

[PHIL HERNON]

Yes

Your MD is correct regarding the probiotics. The problem is that 93% of the probiotics contained in traditional probiotic supplements will be dead before they ever reach our gut and dead probiotics are completely worthless. Because probiotics are living bacteria, they are also extremely sensitive to even the slightest change in environmental conditions. Due to the extreme acidic environment of the stomach most of the live probiotic cells will be killed off before reaching the intestine. In the end, traditional probiotic supplements, while claiming billions upon billions of active cells per dose, will only wind up delivering a very small percentage of what their label promises alive and well to your gut. You need to eliminate the bad bacteria from your colon , take prebiotics instead.
Unlike probiotics, which attempt to add certain living microbes to the GI tract, prebiotics work primarily by providing the nutrition that these beneficial microbes need to grow and thrive. Since the huge number of microbes in the GI tract can overwhelm the relatively small amounts of bacteria contained in probiotic supplements, prebiotics may have a more significant and lasting impact on health.

Its funny to me when people claim yogurt is a great pro biotic. DWGE is the only thing that works it seems.

 

[ironceltic12]

Is DWGE the only prebiotic that is going to help this issue out?

 

[PHIL HERNON]

Well

Is DWGE the only prebiotic that is going to help this issue out?

It works the best and is readily available.

 

[ironceltic12]

Phil do you think AAS could cause this issue?

 

[emeric delczeg]

Emeric do you believe that AAS could have caused this to suddenly happen?

Oral it may, not injections.

 

[emeric delczeg]

Is DWGE the only prebiotic that is going to help this issue out?

There are other prebiotics on the market but don`t contains enough benzo-quinones.

 

[ironceltic12]

I did my last injection on Wednesday night and had the same symptoms until yesterday morning and then made it the whole rest of the day and into this morning with little to no issues. I then got the bright idea to give it another try and do another pin today and then a couple hours later and my stomach has been cramping hard on and off all day. I'm fuckin pissed about this. I'm going to drop the short esters and let them clear and then just use a little test that I know doesn't affect me this way. Guys, is dirty gear causing this or what's your best guess? I've never in my life heard of someone having these issues with AAS

 

[emeric delczeg]

I did my last injection on Wednesday night and had the same symptoms until yesterday morning and then made it the whole rest of the day and into this morning with little to no issues. I then got the bright idea to give it another try and do another pin today and then a couple hours later and my stomach has been cramping hard on and off all day. I'm fuckin pissed about this. I'm going to drop the short esters and let them clear and then just use a little test that I know doesn't affect me this way. Guys, is dirty gear causing this or what's your best guess? I've never in my life heard of someone having these issues with AAS

Cortisone it can cause those side effects, maybe they sold you cortisone.

 

[ironceltic12]

I really hope they didn't do that, especially since they are one of the top sponsors here... This sucks horribly, I wouldn't wish this on anybody

 

[massivemark]

U may also want to try some raw fermented food like pickles or sauerkraurt. U can get this stuff at a local organic food store or make it homemade from some internet recipes. Loaded with probiotics in just one tablespoon.




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