halloweed
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Most of you buy and inject whatever you want, but the most common compound all roiders here inject is testosterone. The ester doesn’t matter because an increase in testosterone will give you the same effects just in different time periods and with different fluctuations.
99% of you will experience an increase in red blood cell count so I used this as an example.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
This means that the quality of red blood cells from the testosterone-injecting blood donors was 25% shitter because the recipients of the blood transfusion were nearly 2x likely to receive another transfusion because of lack of effectiveness of the transfer of oxygen into the patients tissues.
This will also apply to you even if you aren’t a blood donor and are on test btw because of various reasons.
The studies use cucked dosages, 125mg weekly and 5mg of finasteride which will also increase testosterone, and this is nothing compared to what roiders on the forum are using.
Higher hematocrit = thicker blood = slower blood flow = less oxygen delivery = HIGHER RISK OF A STROKE, HEART ATTACK, BLOOD CLOTS.
Hepcidin manages iron so decreasing it by almost 60% will lead to more oxidative stress leading to damage to all the cells in your body.
Everyone reacts differently to testosterone, but everyone’s red blood cell count increases, “well Gandy ran 500mg testosterone enanthate a week with no ancillaries for 6 months and nothing happened to him!” But David ran the same shit and became permanently disabled in school because of a stroke
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You need to use ancillaries while cycling if you give a fuck about your health. Beta-blockers, anti-coagulants, statins etc., because you will never know the permanent effects YOU will experience even on one cycle without ancillaries.
99% of you will experience an increase in red blood cell count so I used this as an example.
Testosterone supplementation increases red blood cell susceptibility to oxidative stress, decreases membrane deformability, and decreases survival after cold storage and transfusion - PubMed
TT is associated with altered RBC characteristics and transfusion effectiveness. These results suggest that clinical utilization of TT RBCs may be less effective in recipients who benefit from longer RBC survival, such as chronically transfused patients.
pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
This means that the quality of red blood cells from the testosterone-injecting blood donors was 25% shitter because the recipients of the blood transfusion were nearly 2x likely to receive another transfusion because of lack of effectiveness of the transfer of oxygen into the patients tissues.
This will also apply to you even if you aren’t a blood donor and are on test btw because of various reasons.
The studies use cucked dosages, 125mg weekly and 5mg of finasteride which will also increase testosterone, and this is nothing compared to what roiders on the forum are using.
Higher hematocrit = thicker blood = slower blood flow = less oxygen delivery = HIGHER RISK OF A STROKE, HEART ATTACK, BLOOD CLOTS.
Hepcidin manages iron so decreasing it by almost 60% will lead to more oxidative stress leading to damage to all the cells in your body.
Everyone reacts differently to testosterone, but everyone’s red blood cell count increases, “well Gandy ran 500mg testosterone enanthate a week with no ancillaries for 6 months and nothing happened to him!” But David ran the same shit and became permanently disabled in school because of a stroke
.You need to use ancillaries while cycling if you give a fuck about your health. Beta-blockers, anti-coagulants, statins etc., because you will never know the permanent effects YOU will experience even on one cycle without ancillaries.
