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09-30-2002, 06:51 AM #1Um......get rooted! ELITE MEMBER
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1-test and prostate cancer
This is something I`ve often wondered about, and after reading Mudge`s post on TEST got me thinking even more.
Any info on this...risks etc?????
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09-30-2002, 05:32 PM #2Just me, being me.
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Orals can be hard on the liver/kidneys as a rule, for 1-Test I really dont know, I do know that some people make them into an injectable form though, as for the other stuff I'll leave it to DP
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Point to remember....never hit "reset form"
Just a general answer about prohormones, not just 1-test.
Anytime you take something that increases TEST....you have the possibility of it breaking down into Estrogens and DHT.
DHT can cause problems with the prostrate and hairline, Estrogens, with skin and chest tissue,
The addtional Test itself can cause testicular shrinkage.
Biggest problem here (mentioned in my Main Site Article tomorrow) is, that while we rarely see problems with Prohormones, exogenous replacement of Testosterone can lead to suppression "or more" of endogenous production in some individuals. In effect, you are changing your Natural "Hormonal Cascade"
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09-30-2002, 09:38 PM #5Just me, being me.
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Is an androgenic steroid labeled under prohoromone or is there a difference, if so what?
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