donating plasma?

[jdchaffin]

With the way things are going right now and finances getting tighter I have given some thought to donating plasma for a few extra bucks. Anyone know how much of an impact this will have on training and gains?
Also do they test for aas before hand?

 

[gorgeousfrankenstein]

I have

No, they don't test for AAS but they will ask you on a questionaire if you have taken any medications by injection. If you're currently ON, you shouldn't do it, so be honest. On the flip side, they always need blood, so you're really doing a good deed if you can donate.

To answer your other question, the last time I donated, it wiped me out for an entire day. What's more, the girl next to me passed out in my lap. She wasn't even good looking either. Aside from that, I experienced no loss of strength.

 

[WantToBeStudly]

LMAO at 'she wan't even good looking'.

I say donate...what's the worst that can happen if it's tainted with AAS? Some 87 year old granny will be able to bench press whatever the hell she wants!! And anytime some young whipper-snappers get in her way she'll just pick them up and throw them a good 50 feet....that'll teach em.

 

[Ashop]

No, they don't test for AAS but they will ask you on a questionaire if you have taken any medications by injection. If you're currently ON, you shouldn't do it, so be honest. On the flip side, they always need blood, so you're really doing a good deed if you can donate.

To answer your other question, the last time I donated, it wiped me out for an entire day. What's more, the girl next to me passed out in my lap. She wasn't even good looking either. Aside from that, I experienced no loss of strength.

i think its a great idea to donate,,,everyone wins.

 

[joshuah13]

dont no. about USA but here in the UK you cannot donate if you have ever used gear