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  1. 05-30-2006, 07:51 PM #1
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    sleepy all the time

    is it depression or a bad diet, i havent been eating much lately but ive never heard of anyone being sleepy from a bad diet,
    is it my diet or some kind of depression? thanks
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  3. 06-03-2006, 09:06 PM #2
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    It could be any number of things... How active are you during the day? If you don't really do anything, then you're probably going to be tired for no good reason... Do you have allergies? That can be a factor as well, and yes, your diet could have an effect on you energy levels for sure.
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  4. 06-11-2006, 12:31 PM #3
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    Hakim, do you take any type of multi-vitamin? Are you overweight? Drink alcohol? Do drugs? How bad is your diet?
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  5. 06-11-2006, 02:41 PM #4
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    I have the same prob. with being tired alot however i am sure it is not my diet in i am getting 8 hours of sleep i do not know what the problem is but i dont think it is a big deal tho i am 15years old may because im growing or something idk lol
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  6. 06-11-2006, 09:21 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by daver1
    Hakim, do you take any type of multi-vitamin? Are you overweight? Drink alcohol? Do drugs? How bad is your diet?
    yes i do, by 10 pounds no alcohol or drugs, diet has been pretty normal home cooking, mostly chicken rice beef and pasta
    activity is normal and ive never had any allergies in my life, but it did all start when i took sdi labs bunk d-bol,
    all i can think of is the d-bol or i dont eat enough
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  7. 06-11-2006, 10:11 PM #6
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    Well, I don't know much about anabolics, other than I won't use them as supplements. Just a personal choice.

    I did however, check out SDI's site and noticed the following statement:


    WARNING - The products sold by our company may help induce extreme muscle growth and fat loss during weight training cycles. Due to their profound effects and potencies it is recomended to seek the guidance of a physician prior to use.


    Is that what you did? Checked with your physician? You should post this up in the Anabolic Zone. That's where you'd find the knowledge base concerning the use of Anabolics.
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  8. 06-11-2006, 11:01 PM #7
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    "You should post this up in the Anabolic Zone."

    nah.. theyll just laugh at me cause they all know that its a fake ananbolic product,
    i learned the hard way.
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  9. 06-12-2006, 10:30 AM #8
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    The steroid analog you messed with, it messed with your bile acid regulation.

    It, in turn, has messed with your glucose regulation.

    You got a problem with glucose tolerance and thats related to your diet.

    Go take your issues with diet to the nutrition/diet section. You're gonna need to use a very low carb diet with slow release grains in moderation, no pasta, no rice for the time being. Oats in very small doses, only post WO.

    Your problem is you are pushing yourself into deep hypoglycemia territory everytime you eat them faster release carbs; you are getting no glucose into your cells and your fatty acid metabolism is also impaired.

    You're running low on cellular fuel. Get yourself some magnesium acetate and magnesium citrate to help get your TCA cycle going again. Meanwhile, you need agents to help improve insulin sensitivity. That would KRALA, gotta be careful using it too. Easy does it, no overdosing.

    Use inositol to help fix your liver.
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