GTS97
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Meso is garbo. Find a better forum. I’m not allowed to say it but just search for other forums of that subject. Var will do you better when you’re lower bf so just stick to trt and hgh for the time being.
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I'm just guessing my BF. My hume pod has me at 13% and the inbody has me at 14% but I think I look higher so I just guess it's around 17%.GTS97 said:
Meso is garbo. Find a better forum. I’m not allowed to say it but just search for other forums of that subject. Var will do you better when you’re lower bf so just stick to trt and hgh for the time being.
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Not saying it is exact but at around 15% you should have top 4 abs somewhat visible. 6 pack is probably closer to 13%. Again this isn't exact but it is generally accurate for most people.Tbagger said:
I'm just guessing my BF. My hume pod has me at 13% and the inbody has me at 14% but I think I look higher so I just guess it's around 17%.
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This is very true. Reta and tudca made my liver markers even under stress so much better than the past.Calm Logic said:
Drinking black coffee is another option for liver support, as is the oral supplement TUDCA.
Very high amounts of NAC are used for Tylenol overdose, but that can increase hematocrit levels. For drug-induced liver injury with Anavar, I used both NAC and glutathione, as well as black coffee and TUDCA and some milk thistle. But they did not seem to help much since it took several months for my liver enzymes to be normal again.
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OP - this is a good read. Var always hit lipid profile hard for me. I always thought of something to dry out the last 6 weeks of a cycle. Never really something fundamental to a cycle. I would think the cost benefit analysis of that or more test, would just say more test. But hey, I though low dose deca with TRT do those over 45 would be common by now, and it’s not quite yet.Calm Logic said:
At the very least, eat some/more avocados to help with your HDL that will only go down.
The best advice for newbies is to do even more reading than you think is necessary, since you don't know what you don't know. Like it takes a lot of reading at Meso to realize the very different opinions there, like using statins proactively (which is hard to do on oral steroids due to liver concerns).
And even doctors may not test as frequently as would be ideal, especially if they don't know everything you are running.
For steroid use outside of bodybuilding competitions, anything you want to cycle is arguably better as a cruise (as with TRT) or to just skip it completely. And if you need more of a boost, more test is best, or something else like HCG, rather than less natural orals, mast, primo, etc.
In other words, to maintain gains and health, it's better to cruise than to cycle. A lot of newbies get distracted with orals, cycles, and stacks (and vendor pricelists) compared to the guys who are "dialed in," cruising just on test (even at 200 to 350 mg/week, with EOD subq dosing seeming safer with more stable levels or using test-u).
The other newbie mistake, as I mentioned before, is to think normal lab results are good enough harm reduction for steroid use (outside of TRT for normal or high-normal testosterone). Not to mention having other blood tests done like Lp(a), which gives some hint about genetic risk. But a CT calcium scoring would be better, especially with a significant history of obesity, like even mild obesity for a decade. (Doing another CT instead called CCTA would be the gold standard since it shows soft plaque too.)
The other irony is that is it very illegal to prescribe HGH off-label, but a provider can prescribe Anavar and harsher orals for anything. It doesn't make any sense, but that is the legal situation here, even though significant use of Anavar and especially Anadrol (which was discontinued) can cause blood-filled cysts on the liver (which is another reason that imaging is ideal, along with labs, for repeating cycles).
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My abs are all visible but not that tight defined 6 pack that I usually associate with low BF. Also, dysmorphia probably plays a role in my perception of my composition. I've been fat my whole life and still see it when I look in the mirror. Everyone tells me that I'm jacked and fit but I still see the fat ass I have always been. Once in a while I catch a glimpse of a fit person when I look at the mirror, but it's usually short lived.Mr. Blonde said:
Not saying it is exact but at around 15% you should have top 4 abs somewhat visible. 6 pack is probably closer to 13%. Again this isn't exact but it is generally accurate for most people.
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Man I feel that one hard. I always see myself different than I am too. I love how I look in the gym, when my muscles are full and pumped. When I’m home I definitely “see” myself differently.Tbagger said:
My abs are all visible but not that tight defined 6 pack that I usually associate with low BF. Also, dysmorphia probably plays a role in my perception of my composition. I've been fat my whole life and still see it when I look in the mirror. Everyone tells me that I'm jacked and fit but I still see the fat ass I have always been. Once in a while I catch a glimpse of a fit person when I look at the mirror, but it's usually short lived.
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Pretty much as long as it’s not on the FDA black list, doctors can write a script for it. There’s a few exceptions that they regulate closely, like opioids and HGH. But most medications can be prescribed ”off label” which allows compounding pharmacies to fill them.Jack brown said:
Can anyone explain how American doctors are allowed to prescribe literal oxandrolone?
If you are concerned about risks you can look up the trials where they treat burn victims with 20mg per day for years with no obvious permanent issues.
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