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interesting. it's listed as one of the main side effects from therapeutic igf-i treatment, which is why i thought to ask. i got it going past 100mcg/day in a matter of a couple days, but i'm a shorter/smaller guy at a lean 5'5"/204 lbs. i tried letrozole and it didn't help in the least...

there is absolutely a risk of increasing the rate of growth of cancerous cells through igf-i. this seems to depend on the type of cancer. many studies have indicated a big part of why nolvadex is so good at stopping all kinds of breast cancer, even ones that have mutated past the need for...

i wouldn't use femara for post-cycle therapy. it's not going to help prevent gyno if you have no androgens in your system, as you would right after being suppressed. run it throughout the cycle at 0.5mg every day. the so-called "rebound" may be less because you're preventing the formation of...

you'll be fine cycling var, basically guaranteed. with winny you might find some interaction. as you might imagine this isn't the sort of thing that's going to come up in drug interactions because winny's not the sort of thing they prescribe for women, much less in parallel with...

you could probably make it yourself out of benzyl alcohol and extremely purified water if you get desperate. it's just water with 0.9-1% BA w/v. you'd certainly want to run it through a .20 um syringe filter and keep it in a sterile vial, but you'd likely still run into problems with impurities.

no additional risks or dangers based on time you shoot it, and there's no chance you'll shut down your pituitary anyway. you can shut it down that night possibly because of immediate negative feedback, but it's much, much hardier than your balls, and has a far shorter response time, i.e. you...

i can't even find the abstract nearby; it's an old and obscure study. i would certainly be interested in the abstract or fulltext if anyone has it available. :)

i can totally agree with that, and personal experience does matter. :) but you can't find good research to support any bullshit you want. you can twist it horribly beyond its original meaning, or find really bad research. it makes me very angry when people do that because people waste money...

excellent question. winstrol does have fairly high affinity for the progesterone receptor, higher than progesterone, and it acts as an antagonist there, so you will see some competitive inhibition of the effectiveness of your depo-provera shots. the degree depends on how high the MPA's...

i completely agree with tonykemp's statement. it's very accurate in a broader sense. regarding disregarding the research -- science brought all these drugs to your table. we wouldn't even have testosterone without logical and careful thought. it's done us good so far, so i wouldn't abandon...

bashing the scientific method is fun and all, but find me some studies that support the use of oral glutamine to build muscle mass. since your authors are very quiet, bodybuilding.com cites a bunch of studies in favour of glutamine use, but the studies conclude completely different things from...

i'd love to see the studies cited by these guys. i mean, i have 8 studies saying the exact opposite up there. conjecture and marketing are great and all, but... :nope:

mostly wrong sorry, i'm going to disagree with a bunch of points here. i'll get the primary agreement out of the way first so i can keep the rest ugly. :D :embarrass glutamine is very, very good for your immune system. i have no idea where they came up with the 2 grams on an empty stomach...

buffedude's right for general use, but if you suspect abscess, cephalexin's one of the best choices. virtually all infections that originate from skin bacteria -- usually staph, and and almost all steroid injection infections are due to contamination of the site rather than the steroid -- are...

my pleasure to help out bro, really. :) do me a favour and repost this information in places you went looking for it with appropriate credit to marble and musclechemistry? it would be greatly appreciated to get the word out. i don't want any more people blowing themselves up. :( huge thanks.

the wonderful medical term is "phlebotomy". sure sounds good huh? :D nothing to explain. it's as crude as you get. you have too many RBC's? okay, we'll bleed a bunch of 'em out of you. :dead: http://www.chclibrary.org/micromed/00060640.html "Phlebotomy for polycythemia vera removes...

nah, i'm actually american, but i've lived in toronto and (ugh) winnipeg. good luck with that paul martin issue, and stick around MC. you've got great knowledge, especially for a guy from hamilton. ;) :D

presser's right, and i agree it should be taken with gear. i think a large part why people have those misconceptions is the damn "insulin" in the name. it's assumed they should feel hypo or something. it's only called "insulin-like" because it's structurally similar; most similar actually to...

this isn't the approach most people i know take. you wanna how hematocrit is usually lowered? get the blood taken out. literally get bled. it's very common.

the new IL-15 bible we've got a new drug showing up on the bodybuilding horizon, interleukin-15. it has generated a lot of excitement because of several in vitro -- think tissue in petrie dish -- studies demonstrating tremendous muscular hypertrophy. it's already available from several...