Hematocrit. Does it really worth?

[SouthernMuscle]

Telmisartan is a overall better blood pressure drug than Enalapril for a few reasons but Enalapril has a better chance to lower hematocrit

I just need the bp control. Thankfully my hematocrit has never been high

 

[SouthernMuscle]

Old fuck having to take bp med . Post up your current picture so the whole world can laugh at what you look like cracker

Why do you think I’m white if there’s no pics of me here

Get off my dick

 

[SouthernMuscle]

Post up a picture you hillbilly cracker or shut the fuck up

Oh ok here you go

 

[BAZZ BEAT]

Раньше я не верила в это и месяцами позволяла своему гематокриту оставаться на уровне около 51,5%, поскольку мое артериальное давление и частота сердечных сокращений были в норме, пока не сдала свою первую кровь. Я не могла поверить, насколько лучше я себя почувствовала и сколько побочных эффектов исчезло. Я почувствовала себя на 9 кг легче, перестала испытывать жажду и одновременно страдала от избытка жидкости в организме, и стала лучше спать. Теперь я сдаю кровь каждые 3 месяца.

Absolutely. If the red blood cell and hemoglobin levels are elevated, it means the blood is already thick, which means it's necessary to donate blood, but the most important thing is to add saline solution IV immediately after the blood donation. If you donated 500 ml of blood, then 500 ml of saline solution will be added.

 

[BAZZ BEAT]

Also, you don't need to wait until your hematocrit reaches 55%, because then you'll have to donate several times in a row to reach 45%; this figure allows you to donate 1-2 times a year.

 

[specter]

Also, you don't need to wait until your hematocrit reaches 55%, because then you'll have to donate several times in a row to reach 45%; this figure allows you to donate 1-2 times a year.

Yeah thats how you tank your iron and its hell to get back up.

 

[BAZZ BEAT]

Yeah thats how you tank your iron and its hell to get back up.

There's a special iron monitoring protocol. Before donating, it's essential to check your iron levels. You donate blood for the first time and use iron bisglycinate or an injectable iron supplement for the entire week. On the seventh day, you donate blood again. That's it. This protocol was given to me by one of the best doctors who treats polycythymia.

 

[BAZZ BEAT]

Да, именно так вы истощаете свои запасы железа, и потом сущим адом подниматься.

Это мой текущий уровень в крови. В субботу я впервые сдам кровь, и в тот же день сдам анализ на ферритин, чтобы контролировать его на случай, если что-то случится. Но моих запасов достаточно, чтобы сдать кровь дважды. И я всегда делаю себе инъекцию 1000 мл физиологического раствора с электролитами после каждой сдачи крови, чтобы предотвратить перенасыщение организма.

 

[BAZZ BEAT]

Why wait if I can donate before my red blood cells are 6, hemoglobin is over 18, and hematocrit is 55%? Why? I get symptoms from these levels, so I'm choosing this path. I don't believe in NATTO, I don't believe in grapefruit, etc.

 

[BAZZ BEAT]

I'm not a doctor. This is my path, my experience, and my knowledge over 11+ years.

 

[gulfcoast]

I donate blood every 10-12 weeks and I've got quarterly blood work going back over a decade. My Hematocrit is always between 46 and 52 regardless of how much T I'm taking.

 

[musclemuscle]

Any worries about bone marrow from all the donating

 

[BAZZ BEAT]

I donate blood every 10-12 weeks and I've got quarterly blood work going back over a decade. My Hematocrit is always between 46 and 52 regardless of how much T I'm taking.

If you add saline IV after donating blood, your results may be maintained even longer, up to 6 months.

 

[BAZZ BEAT]

Any worries about bone marrow from all the donating

blood donors are still all alive))))

 

[musclemuscle]

blood donors are still all alive))))

Yes I mean long term as you become old, are there studies on decreased ability to regenerate red, white, platelets, stem cells etc.. As you age, you have reduced ability to regenerate, just wondering if frequent donation over decades can exacerbate this

 

[BAZZ BEAT]

Yes I mean long term as you become old, are there studies on decreased ability to regenerate red, white, platelets, stem cells etc.. As you age, you have reduced ability to regenerate, just wondering if frequent donation over decades can exacerbate this

Well, if you do it right, you'll only need to donate 1-2 times a year. And that's not a critical donation. That's my opinion. I'm not a doctor.

 

[hogan87]

Yeah thats how you tank your iron and its hell to get back up.

1 cap of OTC iron got me back up in a month. That`s not hell or even hard. Maybe it`s hard for people with other health issues. Now I donate every 14-16 weeks, daily iron and my entire CBC is great, iron/ferritin good, no BP issues or meds.

The problem is always donating and tanking your iron. Then you get a rebound effect, still have high rbc/crit, probally low MCV, high RDW, low blood oxygenation, gasping for air. You have to fix the entire CBC, not just one factor or it will never work.

 

[BAZZ BEAT]

1 cap of OTC iron got me back up in a month. That`s not hell or even hard. Maybe it`s hard for people with other health issues. Now I donate every 14-16 weeks, daily iron and my entire CBC is great, iron/ferritin good, no BP issues or meds.

The problem is always donating and tanking your iron. Then you get a rebound effect, still have high rbc/crit, probally low MCV, high RDW, low blood oxygenation, gasping for air. You have to fix the entire CBC, not just one factor or it will never work.

Absolutely

 

[bukotitanico]

Great interventions! I’ve been doing my own research but I’ve realized there are lots of American trt doctor ( like Keith nichols ) who say there is no problem with i high hematocrit, because there is no policitemia but secondary erithrocitosis. One of this doctors said that if you have an hematocrit over 60, you need to check your lifestyle. But is really common in trt users to see large numbers.

 

[BAZZ BEAT]

Great interventions! I’ve been doing my own research but I’ve realized there are lots of American trt doctor ( like Keith nichols ) who say there is no problem with i high hematocrit, because there is no policitemia but secondary erithrocitosis. One of this doctors said that if you have an hematocrit over 60, you need to check your lifestyle. But is really common in trt users to see large numbers.

This is absolutely incorrect reasoning. What difference does it make whether your blood became thick from polycythemia vera or from TRT? It's a strain on your blood vessels, vascular damage, cholesterol plaques, blood pressure, and hello to heart attacks, strokes, etc. Yes, there are people who don't feel the symptoms of a high hematocrit, and that's the worst thing.