
Originally Posted by
Glycomann
If you're going to do this take measures. Get blood work every 4-6 months. Things that are likely to go a rye are RBC count, HDL/LDL ratio, watch your kidney function. This is essentially a high dose TRT. I'm scripted for nearly as much and get the bloods done and give blood every 8-10 weeks. If your going to do this then you should do the same. At least give blood frequently. Otherwise you could see your hematocrit hit 60%. Then you are basically pumping sludge. That's tough on the heart and can lead to stroke. Especially in light of the fact that AAS tend to make platelets aggregate to a higher degree than normal. not saying it will happen but why let the risk increase if you can control the situation. Maybe heavyiron can tell us what Swiper does to keep everything under control.