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superyo
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Ok listen since nothing has worked try this, it should fix you: Buy Triptorelin(GnRH) and do ONLY 1 INJECTION OF 100 MCG. 2-3 days after the injection start PCT with the following:
6 WEEKS: forma-stanzol 5 pumps am and pm the first 4 weeks, cut back to 3/3 the last 2 weeks
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4 WEEKS: Unleashed and poct cycle 1 cap of each 3 times a day
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Do the above exactly as i told you to and tell me how you are after you finish
Ok listen since nothing has worked try this, it should fix you: Buy Triptorelin(GnRH) and do ONLY 1 INJECTION OF 100 MCG. 2-3 days after the injection start PCT with the following:
6 WEEKS: forma-stanzol 5 pumps am and pm the first 4 weeks, cut back to 3/3 the last 2 weeks
AND
4 WEEKS: Unleashed and poct cycle 1 cap of each 3 times a day
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Do the above exactly as i told you to and tell me how you are after you finish
brundel
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Dont use Formastanzol
It contains cancerous tumor causing chemicals.
7,8 benzoflavone is also known as alpha napthoflavone and its pretty toxic stuff.
After a few months cancer was present in this study.
Am J Pathol. 1991 Sep;139(3):669-79.
Comparative morphologic and immunohistochemical studies of estrogen plus alpha-naphthoflavone-induced liver tumors in Syrian hamsters and rats.
Oberley TD, Slattery AF, Gonzalez A, Li SA, Li JJ.
Source
Pathology Service, William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital, Madison, WI 53705.
Abstract
Syrian hamsters were treated with ethinylestradiol and maintained on a diet containing alpha-naphthoflavone (alpha NF), a regimen that produces a high incidence of liver tumors. Morphologic analyses (light microscopy, immunoperoxidase studies, and electron microscopy) were performed on livers of these animals. After 4 months of hormone plus alpha NF treatment, marked hepatocyte cell changes were already present, as demonstrated by loss of eosinophilic staining of hepatocyte cytoplasm. Large multinucleated hepatocytes exhibiting frequent mitoses were observed around central veins. After 5 months of treatment, there was proliferation of bile ducts, and small cells with eosinophilic cytoplasm resembling hepatocytes appeared surrounding these bile ducts. At 7 to 8 months, the first tumor nodules (foci) were seen. Tumor foci in the portal area consisted of small clusters of large cells resembling hepatocytes with irregular nuclei. At the same time, dysplastic glands were identified among proliferating bile ducts. By 8 to 10 months, large tumors were present. These were trabecular hepatocellular carcinomas with widely varying individual cell morphology. Compared with adjacent liver, dysplastic glands in the portal areas, microcarcinomas, and large tumors all showed intense immunostaining for cytokeratin. Rats treated with the same regimen also developed hepatic tumors, but the light and electron microscopy results and immunohistochemical profiles were very different. Altered hepatic foci composed of small hepatocytes were typically prominent; however, malignant tumors did not arise from the portal area. Neither altered foci nor tumors stained significantly for cytokeratin. These data suggest that the biochemical events giving rise to these liver tumors differ between the species studied, despite the animals being exposed to the same treatment regimens.
PMID:1887866 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
PMCID
MC1886233
Free PMC Article
It contains cancerous tumor causing chemicals.
7,8 benzoflavone is also known as alpha napthoflavone and its pretty toxic stuff.
After a few months cancer was present in this study.
Am J Pathol. 1991 Sep;139(3):669-79.
Comparative morphologic and immunohistochemical studies of estrogen plus alpha-naphthoflavone-induced liver tumors in Syrian hamsters and rats.
Oberley TD, Slattery AF, Gonzalez A, Li SA, Li JJ.
Source
Pathology Service, William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital, Madison, WI 53705.
Abstract
Syrian hamsters were treated with ethinylestradiol and maintained on a diet containing alpha-naphthoflavone (alpha NF), a regimen that produces a high incidence of liver tumors. Morphologic analyses (light microscopy, immunoperoxidase studies, and electron microscopy) were performed on livers of these animals. After 4 months of hormone plus alpha NF treatment, marked hepatocyte cell changes were already present, as demonstrated by loss of eosinophilic staining of hepatocyte cytoplasm. Large multinucleated hepatocytes exhibiting frequent mitoses were observed around central veins. After 5 months of treatment, there was proliferation of bile ducts, and small cells with eosinophilic cytoplasm resembling hepatocytes appeared surrounding these bile ducts. At 7 to 8 months, the first tumor nodules (foci) were seen. Tumor foci in the portal area consisted of small clusters of large cells resembling hepatocytes with irregular nuclei. At the same time, dysplastic glands were identified among proliferating bile ducts. By 8 to 10 months, large tumors were present. These were trabecular hepatocellular carcinomas with widely varying individual cell morphology. Compared with adjacent liver, dysplastic glands in the portal areas, microcarcinomas, and large tumors all showed intense immunostaining for cytokeratin. Rats treated with the same regimen also developed hepatic tumors, but the light and electron microscopy results and immunohistochemical profiles were very different. Altered hepatic foci composed of small hepatocytes were typically prominent; however, malignant tumors did not arise from the portal area. Neither altered foci nor tumors stained significantly for cytokeratin. These data suggest that the biochemical events giving rise to these liver tumors differ between the species studied, despite the animals being exposed to the same treatment regimens.
PMID:1887866 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
PMCID
MC1886233Free PMC Article
brundel
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First thing you need to do is ask your dr for a copy of the test for your records.
Then tell us the results.
Otherwise this is a pretty useless conversation because nobody including the OP has any idea whats potentially causing a problem.
Then tell us the results.
Otherwise this is a pretty useless conversation because nobody including the OP has any idea whats potentially causing a problem.
This thread is 6 months old.
Diamond Plate
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^And he still can't get it up! LOL!!
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Ok listen since nothing has worked try this, it should fix you: Buy Triptorelin(GnRH) and do ONLY 1 INJECTION OF 100 MCG. 2-3 days after the injection start PCT with the following:
6 WEEKS: forma-stanzol 5 pumps am and pm the first 4 weeks, cut back to 3/3 the last 2 weeks
AND
4 WEEKS: Unleashed and poct cycle 1 cap of each 3 times a day
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Do the above exactly as i told you to and tell me how you are after you finish
I would NOT suggest Forma-Stanzol, Unleashed, or Post Cycle.
Yes, those are all crap. And who revived this old ass thread?
