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  1. drtbear1967

    Shortest Esters for Less Side Effects.

    GO WITH SHORTER ESTERS FOR LESS SIDE EFFECTS AND SUPPRESSION! Very interesting study that compares short vs long esters of testosterone and how it affects peak plasma levels, suppression, and aromatization. This study compares test enanthate, test undecanoate, and test bucilate at equal doses...
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    • affects aromatization aromatizes bucilate compares compound conversion degree dht dianabol dosage effects enanthate esters higher large levels longer shorter side study suppression test testosterone undecanoate
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    • Forum: Steroids SARMS Peptides Forum
  2. drtbear1967

    Long term effects of high protein diet.

    theguerillachemist This should dispel some outdated rumors about too much protein and kidneys. A diet that consists of high protein intake - 2.5-3.3g per kg of bodyweight - does not have any deleterious effects. It has been postulated that high protein diets can have negative affects on the...
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    • additional affects amount conducted current diet effects excess fat high intake lipid long loss mass negative noted previous protein recommended researchers store study tendency training
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    • Forum: Diet & Nutrition Forum
  3. Iron Game

    NEGATIVE AFFECTS FROM STEROID ABUSE ARE REVERSIBLE

    AFFECTS FROM STEROID ABUSE ARE REVERSIBLE Urhausen, A., Torsten, A., & Wilfried, K. (2003). Reversibility of the effects on blood cells, lipids, liver function, and hormones in former anabolic-androgenic steroid abusers. Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, 84, 369-375...
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    • aas abuse abusers abusing affects alt aminotransferase anabolic-androgenic athletes blood bodybuilders compared dosage effects exa findings hemoglobin higher leucocytes long-term reversible steroid weeks year years
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    • Forum: Steroids SARMS Peptides Forum
  4. Presser

    Testosterone levels high and low levels. ng/ml ratio

    Testosterone is hormone produced by the adrenal glands and gonads. Its concentration in the blood can vary considerably depending on the lifestyle, diet, age, climatic conditions of residence, heredity and even the time of day. But its concentration is always in men ten times higher than in...
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    • affects androgen aspect behavior blood bound concentration deficiency development dramatically excess free hormone levels men metabolic ng/ml norm processes produced psyche stress testosterone total women.testosterone
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    • Forum: Steroids SARMS Peptides Forum
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