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Originally posted by rrgg I read that this appears to be very angiogenic-- on one hand, I think that means a lot of vascularity and "pumped" muscles. On the other, I think that someone already suspectible to a tumor growth is put at risk with this drug (?) |
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Originally posted by rrgg On the other, I think that someone already suspectible to a tumor growth is put at risk with this drug (?) |
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Originally posted by rrgg I read that this appears to be very angiogenic-- on one hand, I think that means a lot of vascularity and "pumped" muscles. On the other, I think that someone already suspectible to a tumor growth is put at risk with this drug (?) |
Prince what size are they up to now

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Originally posted by Power Rabbit if im gonna hurt my self with a oral, it better give me big results.....i look for a oral when i want big mass....its why M1t, Dbol, and Anadrol call out to me alot more than this, anavar, or oral primo |
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Originally posted by rrgg I think that someone already suspectible to a tumor growth is put at risk with this drug (?) |
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Originally posted by tomas101 its actually not very hard on the liver or body for that matter...alot safer than m1t and mdein imo |
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Originally posted by rrgg Has anyone had blood work done after taking methyl-OHN (similar to anavar aka Oxavar)? Thanks. |
| I understand the attraction to 'legal' methyl's, and I've done my fair share of M1t, but for me anyway, just because its legal doesn't mean it's safe. |
| Too new.....................the only one who might is Sldge. And he usually doesn't post it to public info. Subscribe to his newsletter. |
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Originally posted by rrgg 1-TU claims it's delivered through the lymphatic system and bypasses the liver completely (no liver damage). I wonder how "safe" that makes 1-TU by comparison... |
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Originally posted by rrgg Jersey- I understand what you're saying. The methyl's don't have to go through the scrutiny of the FDA like pharm. steroids. Has anyone had blood work done after taking methyl-OHN (similar to anavar aka Oxavar)? Thanks. |
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Originally posted by mikeb Good question and certainly a valid concern but has anyone...and I mean ANYONE had their liver enzymes checked before AND after a cycle? I think the whole issue is a bit overstated. |
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Originally posted by JerseyDevil Yes. A guy on anabolicminds forum works in a lab and checked his values every few days while on M1T for 4 weeks. Towards the end of the cycle his enyzme values skyrocketed. Both AST and ALT were in the 300-380 range (normal is more like 50-60), and stayed elevated for awhile. They DID return to normal however. A guy here named Rock worked in the ER, and monitored his enyzmes before, during and after a M1T cycle. His values also were extremely high during, but returned to normal. I had mine checked before and three weeks after a 4 week m1t cycle, and they were normal, but borderline. So it IS obvious the m1t is hard on the liver. The liver releases these enyzmes to repair itself, so it is an indicator of stress. It also appears for a normal, healthy person, you will recover, but everyone is different. |
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Originally posted by TrojanMan60563 Is M1T tougher on the liver than Methyl-D? Oops, this is Mousie asking...I forgot that TrojanMan was logged in! I didn't want him to look like a fruitcake! |

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Originally posted by Randy Can you explain to me what Methylated means vs. non Methylated? That may sound like a dumb question, but I hear the term often and don't really know what it means. I am pretty green when it comes to steroid terms. |
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Originally posted by JerseyDevil Just saw this question Randy. Adding a methyl group to a oral steroid is a structural modification that makes it much more bioavailable by strongly inhibiting breakdown in the liver. But the liver works overtime trying to break it down, and this is what causes the liver damage. M1T for instance is the methylated version of 1-testosterone. Most illegal oral steroids like dianabol, anadrol, winstrol, etc are also methylated. |
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