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hey, no prob bro, glad to contribute some research on the matter. :) hyperprolactinemia can certainly cause gyno. progesterone-induced gynecomastia is extremely unlikely in our population, and deca is the only commonly used steroid that would have a chance of causing it. trenbolone, again...

nope, unless you know of studies which directly contradict these. using nandrolone, no difference in prolactin levels: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=2805460&dopt=Abstract using trenbolone, no difference in prolactin levels...

bodybuilding and athletic performance are kinda orthogonal to one another. the things that make you a good bodybuilder -- narrow waist, small joints, full muscle bellies, nice shape, etc. -- are very different from the things that make you a good athlete, such as good tendon attachments, long...

i've missed a total of 3 weeks in the last 5 years, and that was for gyno surgery. :nope:

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he did better than me. i posted some massive pile of scientific bullshit. :rolleyes:

indefinitely. slin itself will not cause diabetes, but it can uncover existing type 1 diabetic tendencies. duration of use is not a risk factor. it's been used in normal human patients for up to 30 days with no problems, or in type 2 diabetics for 2-10 years. again, the duration of use...

i think you're right on the major anabolic potential, but at what cost? anyway, pleasure bro, thanks for contributing your own knowledge and insight. :)

igf-i does dampen gh production, but more importantly, in target tissues, IGF-I and GH downregulate each other's receptors. it may be a case where 2 + 2 = 3, but 3 is still greater than 2, which is what peoples' replies are suggesting.

i'd increase the prop dosage if you're running that much t3. you're going to find it pretty catabolic otherwise. the comment on diet being much more important than gear is dead-on. i also feel that igf-i is better used as a bulking drug. you could use gh though.

are you referring to hgh/igf-i or igf-i + gear? i definitely wouldn't run igf-i on its own, but i feel like you get an amazing response from just igf-i/gear. totally agreed with all of dr. bruce's comments above as well, but i'd note additionally that igf-i has its own volumizing effects...

seriously, regarding AAS and IGF-I not being synergistic? that's total crap from every study i've read. i wonder what they came up with. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=12898459&dopt=Abstract anyway, glad to hear the combo kicks ass for you in...

long shelf-lives or unclean storage for the most part. remember it can certainly still get contaminated after it's bottled; this is where BA's bacteriostatic properties are useful, not in the initial filtration and decontamination. most pharmas use 10% BA afaik.

i know nothing about moonshine. :D i don't drink. but ethanol is very volatile; it evaporates at a lower temperature than water. http://people.howstuffworks.com/moonshine2.htm i gave myself a pathetically brief introduction there. apparently the direct analogy here would be the benzyl...

androgens have some effect on the major neurotransmitters you mention, and androgen receptors are scattered throughout the brain. sometimes the effects of androgens on the brain can be attributed largely to aromatized estrogen...

thank you for bringing this up. it gives me a chance to pursue another of the witches on my hunt. the boiling point of benzyl alcohol is 205 degrees celsius, 401 degrees-ish fahrenheit. it's not particularly volatile stuff: http://www.chemexper.com/chemicals/supplier/cas/100-51-6.html on...

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a blood test would be very prudent. my point with the excerpt is that the nasty effects of testosterone on your lipid profile seems to actually not matter and it doesn't constitute a risk factor. testosterone replacement actually decreases your chance of a coronary event for some reason. sex...

a) trenbolone, deca, and friends cannot increase progesterone production and are very likely to decrease it. b) trenbolone does indeed bind to the progesterone receptor: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=pubmed&dopt=Abstract&list_uids=11252818 c) once there...

i'm cut. cost me $4,400, but i went to an excellent doc in an expensive part of the country. he gave me a discount because i had very little fat to liposculpt; you may consider asking for the same. also, tren CANNOT CAUSE PROGESTAGENIC GYNO. binding affinity has NOTHING to do with...