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Want to cut someone with your cheekbones? Stay as dry as possible on growth hormone? Here's a guide on how to do it!
The topic is formatted pretty shitty and I used a translator, so sorry about that.
If your body fat percentage is 10 or lower, then all dosages below are halved (because there's less aldosterone in general due to low body fat), and the higher your body fat percentage, the higher the dosages needed accordingly.
HOW TO BE MAXIMALLY DRY:
Finerenoneat a dosage of 10-40 mg once every morning (right after waking up, because the maximum aldosterone release is in the morning).
Why not spironolactone or eplerenone?
Spironolactone is not selective at all;it acts on androgen and progesterone receptors. Damn, dude, you want to get rid of bloating, but you get gyno and feel like shit? JFL. Although it's the cheapest option. You can try it if you're really broke, but watch your nipple sensitivity carefully, fuck, it's better to abandon this idea. 25-100 mg per day.
Eplerenone is quite popular on this forum, but it's simply worse than finerenone and needs to be used 2-3 times a day. Finerenone only once. It would only make sense if it were significantly cheaper, but comparing the prices of eplerenone and finerenone and adjusting for equivalent dosages, finerenone even comes out cheaper on Indiamart, look and calculate for yourself!
Finerenone was released in 2021,it's the 3rd generation, it's maximally selective, the risk of gyno is 0%. For eplerenone, it's up to 5% at high dosages. It inhibits aldosterone equally in the kidneys and heart, unlike eplerenone (1/3) and spironolactone (1/6). It's literally better in every way and cheaper, so we'll stick with it.
Immediately with it: 40 or 80 mg Telmisartan.
And 5-10 mg Torasemide.
Why torasemide,not hydrochlorothiazide or furosemide? I'll try to explain.
Hydrochlorothiazide is very weak,and at high dosages, it severely depletes potassium. It's just very weak and, like furosemide (more on that next), has rebound and tolerance. Not suitable.
Why not furosemide? Furosemide is probably the most well-known drug everyone here uses before an important event, but it has very strong rebound and tolerance. During its use, sodium, potassium, and magnesium are severely depleted, and because of this, the body screams: PRODUCE ALDOSTERONE! It's produced so strongly that the swelling becomes even worse than before. It can only be used with the previous aldosterone inhibitors, but why interfere with their work if there's torasemide (more on that in a bit). Also, it has unstable bioavailability and is very dependent on food intake. It's just outdated, damn it, there's a much better molecule.
Torasemide: Why exactly this one? Well, it has a long half-life, so it can and should only be taken once a day, not twice like furosemide. But its unique property is that it slightly inhibits aldosterone. That means there will be no rebound from it at all, unlike hydrochlorothiazide and/or furosemide. It also has stable bioavailability and is not dependent on food intake. It's also more potent than furosemide. It's like Cialis (torasemide) and Viagra (furosemide). It also has less tolerance compared to the two and stronger excretion than hydrochlorothiazide/furosemide.
TL
R
10-40 mg finerenone
40-80 mg telmisartan
5-10 mg torasemide
The lower your body fat percentage, the lower the dosages; the higher your body fat percentage, the higher the dosages accordingly.
The topic is formatted pretty shitty and I used a translator, so sorry about that.
If your body fat percentage is 10 or lower, then all dosages below are halved (because there's less aldosterone in general due to low body fat), and the higher your body fat percentage, the higher the dosages needed accordingly.
HOW TO BE MAXIMALLY DRY:
Finerenoneat a dosage of 10-40 mg once every morning (right after waking up, because the maximum aldosterone release is in the morning).
Why not spironolactone or eplerenone?
Spironolactone is not selective at all;it acts on androgen and progesterone receptors. Damn, dude, you want to get rid of bloating, but you get gyno and feel like shit? JFL. Although it's the cheapest option. You can try it if you're really broke, but watch your nipple sensitivity carefully, fuck, it's better to abandon this idea. 25-100 mg per day.
Eplerenone is quite popular on this forum, but it's simply worse than finerenone and needs to be used 2-3 times a day. Finerenone only once. It would only make sense if it were significantly cheaper, but comparing the prices of eplerenone and finerenone and adjusting for equivalent dosages, finerenone even comes out cheaper on Indiamart, look and calculate for yourself!
Finerenone was released in 2021,it's the 3rd generation, it's maximally selective, the risk of gyno is 0%. For eplerenone, it's up to 5% at high dosages. It inhibits aldosterone equally in the kidneys and heart, unlike eplerenone (1/3) and spironolactone (1/6). It's literally better in every way and cheaper, so we'll stick with it.
Immediately with it: 40 or 80 mg Telmisartan.
And 5-10 mg Torasemide.
Why torasemide,not hydrochlorothiazide or furosemide? I'll try to explain.
Hydrochlorothiazide is very weak,and at high dosages, it severely depletes potassium. It's just very weak and, like furosemide (more on that next), has rebound and tolerance. Not suitable.
Why not furosemide? Furosemide is probably the most well-known drug everyone here uses before an important event, but it has very strong rebound and tolerance. During its use, sodium, potassium, and magnesium are severely depleted, and because of this, the body screams: PRODUCE ALDOSTERONE! It's produced so strongly that the swelling becomes even worse than before. It can only be used with the previous aldosterone inhibitors, but why interfere with their work if there's torasemide (more on that in a bit). Also, it has unstable bioavailability and is very dependent on food intake. It's just outdated, damn it, there's a much better molecule.
Torasemide: Why exactly this one? Well, it has a long half-life, so it can and should only be taken once a day, not twice like furosemide. But its unique property is that it slightly inhibits aldosterone. That means there will be no rebound from it at all, unlike hydrochlorothiazide and/or furosemide. It also has stable bioavailability and is not dependent on food intake. It's also more potent than furosemide. It's like Cialis (torasemide) and Viagra (furosemide). It also has less tolerance compared to the two and stronger excretion than hydrochlorothiazide/furosemide.
TL
R10-40 mg finerenone
40-80 mg telmisartan
5-10 mg torasemide
The lower your body fat percentage, the lower the dosages; the higher your body fat percentage, the higher the dosages accordingly.
