Reply With QuoteDon Long, has one kidney and he is a body building champion. He was born with only one functioning kidney. As well as he has done for himself, I would still stand clear of any type of AAS. Yes, there are several potential risks involved with AAS and your kidneys.
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01-17-2011, 04:40 PM #1Registered User
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Can anyone help me out? I've never done a cycle before but I want to. I only have one kidney and I've been wanting to know if there are effects on kidneys. Or should I just not do a cycle because I only have one kidney?
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this is true, but Don Long also suffered some medical issue several years ago with it too......
Originally Posted by VictorZ06
it's a tough decision because you want the results, but the potential health risks magnify with only one kidney......I agree with victor to stay away from aas, and more importantly become an expert in nutrition for yourself....
if you're still not convinced after reading the responses of some of us vets, then go see an endochronologist, urologist, and any other specialized doctors regarding this for info......
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take all the time you would spend on reading about steroids and start reading about nutrition, also read on hgh and igf1
have fun, stay away from aas and grow (one can grow with out it)
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I would stay the f**k away from AAS if I were you. Originally Posted by Gride
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Not a good idea bro! Originally Posted by Gride
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I'm guessing your instinct is telling you to stay away from aas so that's probably a good idea. I"m sure an Endocrinologist can specify the risks. Maybe HGH would be more suitable?? But I don't know.
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All good advice there mate !!!
'' Better Alive and training , Than Big and dead !''
Play safe mate !!!
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Would you know if there are any risks from HGH or igf1? Originally Posted by JW_HRT
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01-18-2011, 08:51 PM #10Registered User
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thanks everyone for the advice I really appreciate it
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i have not read any,, but i have not dont very deep research concerning a person with one kidney using it. If i were you it might be something worth researching
remember you cant be in shape if you are dead so keep that in mind and health 1st
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Damn I remember Don from when he was an amatuer, I thought he retired long ago.
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