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Thank you, I feel a little stupid now but I guess we all wanna think we are still in our 20s, mind you I was under 200 lbs in my 20s and over 250 in my 40s but I still want low rhrvand BP whilst being big which is fairly unreasonable mind you I do fasted stepmill for 60 minutes 4-6 days a week so it ain’t laziness
Yea I never checked the local BP but I lived on Okinawa for 3 years and the locals for sure smoke cigarettes and drink Sake but live an almost Mediterranean chill lifestyle. I know diet and water in the zones are big but I think social is big as well.I think ‘they’, whoever they are, are really missing the boat in my opinion.
The last bp study that was posted here (lowering the S to ~ 100) got me thinking . . . which is rare.
All they have to do in my simple mind is just look at the ‘Blue Zones’ where people are living the longest and see what their bp is like. (I have looked but can’t find.) So if it’s has been done, I can’t find it
I think this has much more to do with life expectancy. Of course medical access and advancement helps live longer, but lower stress countries, life styles, etc., have got to play a huge roll and there is plenty of proof that shows that.
I'm not sure, I drink 1-2 gallons a day. Like my body craves it. Mouth is dry right now and I've drank 2 16oz drinks of iv fluid hydration pack and 3 Gatorade. I am feeling better today now.
I’m assuming you are hit and sweat a lot. A gallon for a big guy isn’t that much imo but I start at 2 a day same as you I crave water, I can down a liter and a half the way most people chug a small glass of water. I know you like gatoraidexand that’s cool but me I just want fucking water 24/7 been that way since I was a little kid.I'm not sure, I drink 1-2 gallons a day. Like my body craves it. Mouth is dry right now and I've drank 2 16oz drinks of iv fluid hydration pack and 3 Gatorade. I am feeling better today now.
I do have pectus excavatum, not a severe case but I have it, it's possible that's a problem as it's commonly misdiagnosed as pots syndrome. I could possibly have pots syndrome but I rarely get orthostatic hypotension but in the warm weather I will sometimes. One type of pots syndrome accompanies high BP.
And my free t3 is high at a 5. My thyroglobulin antibodies were high at a 2(low on the scale of being high, normal is >1). Both my brothers have graves disease but my doctor does not believe it is caused by my thyroid despite the high t3 and the fact that I have every single general symptom of hyperthyroidism and if you start searching for the little issues/symptoms, they all tie back to thyroid too. Unfortunately everything shares the same symptoms
On the brightside, I'm getting referred to an endocrinologist and a urologist to get on legit trt.
Oh and my tsh is perfect, so my thyroid is perfect. Functions just fine and that's that. I ran my own labs. Had I gone to the Dr, they would've only tested tsh, said I was good and set me free. Now I'm seeing an endo because my t3 high. Never would've known. Hopefully it's nothing.
Well if your old enough and/ir have high BP 300 mg for 8 weeks could be damaging
Awesome it went ok. Did they have any explanation on the BP and HR issues? Did they administer fentanyl? Many doctors will during a biopsy which can cause BP and HR issues. Either way something to not overlook IMO.
Yea they did do Fentanyl!!
I personally would bring it up with your cardiologist given the BP and HR issues. Can never be too safe when it comes to the heart.
Stuff is amazing. Its helped me several times during hospital procedures. 50mcg is usually all it takes.
It is when they don’t use too much as you need very little. But I have seen a lot of people discover heart issues using it as low amounts should not drastically impact HR and BP.
Unless u test everything you put in your body, u don't know what contaminants are in anything, even milk or water. Unless u making them yourself and even then u don't really know. For steroids, you can just trust a source that has a good track record and has testing done on their products.
That’s such good news man legit not a bad biopsy result considering. Very doable to keep healthy and have no issues in your lifetime with your kidneys if you’re proactive from here onwards. My biopsy was 65-70% scarring lol doctor thought I’d be on dialysis within the next year or two … that was 2020. I’ve been health focused ever since and doing way better with good kidney #’s but much harder to do/maintain with this level of scarring. Gotta make the last 30% of glomeruli safely do all the work required without getting overworked and scarring, too
Agreed. Is there certainty that it's because of Tren? Anyway, it's important to focus on health first, and workouts can always be resumed after recovery. So take care of yourself.
my doctors say that in fact trenbolone is no worse than any other injectable AAS and the only thing they really worry about when using it long term is the effect on the brain and nervous system
