epo log

[mpiller]

rats blood was drawn this morning, will post results as soon as I get them.

 

[stacked1]

Good, looking forward to seeing them bro.

 

[mpiller]

Just got the results this morning, hematocrit was 43.1. I'll scan the results and post them later when I have time to black out the names. From last time this is only a 1 pt increase, but the last blood test was all the way back in august while being on test so after coming off it could've dropped. I think I will up th dose, not sure what to yet. Maybe 3000iu mon/wed/fri, or 6000iu mon/thurs. Not sure yet

 

[mpiller]

got some help from TNH on dosing, think I may change the dose to 1000iu ed for 15 days, and see how that works.

 

[dj]

Hey mp, hope your E is good. I've ran a few cycles of E here is my protocol if you are interested;

* Pre load 2-3 weeks with about 150 mg/day of Fe in split dosages. Ferrochel is a good brand, but I use EP-No as ferrochel irritates my GI tract. Take with vit c to increase absorbance. Try to take 1/2 hour before eating.

* 3-4000 kiu eod for three weeks or 50kiu per kg bw

* B-12 supplementation

* Baby aspirin per day once crit reaches 50

* Stay hydrated

* Avoid sitting or crossing legs for extended period to avoid clots

* Avoid nolvadex as it increases chances of clots when used with E

* Trans ferretin should be ~125 before starting

* Serum ferretin should be ~ 100ng/dl before starting

* Saturation at least 20% before starting

*1500 kiu every 3- 4 days to maintain, cut the iron in half.

* IV is better than SubQ for several reasons

* Buy a crit spinner (**broken link removed**) and learn to check your crit level yourself. IV sample is more accurate than from a lancet.

I'm glad I bought one because I respond very quickly to E and and need about half the dosage most people need. I was at 50 plus very fast and probably would have went higher if I wasn't monitoring. Blood is crazy thick at this level. Higher than 55% you need to go donate some blood.

I would almost guarantee some pro athletes are using E not just endurance guys. Hockey, soccer, rugby, football, and basketball are good candidates for what it offers.

I hope you get the cycle going and look forward to the results you see.

 

[mpiller]

Thanks for all the info thats great, do you know if there is any kind of boil test to do with it like hgh to check if it's real? I think I may start the 3000iu eod protocol.
Thanks!

 

[kwal]

How are things progressing?

In my experience, a normal person needs around 10,000-12,000iu to raise hematocrit about 1% so 4,000iu MWF is preferred while loading. You should also monitor the RBC/hemoglobin levels on your blood tests. Hemoglobin levels can be a good indicator if you are making any progress. Hematocrit can be affected by how hydrated you are. Good luck and drink lots of water!

 

[mpiller]

Sorry guys had to stop this log, turns out my stuff was bunk and I don't have the extra cash to risk it again for my rat so I'm going a different route. Thanks for everyones input though.

 

[surfbh]

Too bad it was bunk, I think a newer, respected hgh sponsor carries it.