will d-bol hurt me?

**flywytegye** · 06-24-2002, 09:53 AM

I just started a cycle. One of the drugs I'm on is a veterinarian drinkable d-bol (coeffler) In the past I've had stomach problems such as ulcers, small infections, and esophagitis. Will the d-bol upset my stomach in any way to cause another infection or ulcer? This may be a dumb question but my stomach has been f#cked up by lesser things than medicines intended for farm animals.

**adaptations** · 06-24-2002, 10:21 AM

goood question.

I know it drinkable Dbol , but its also able to be Injected IM.

This will avoid it being processed through your stomach.

If you dont feel like doing the daily injections, then you may want to wait for someone such as TNT to come on and he may possibly be able to shed some light on your question, as im not able to give you an answer...,but ill keep it up top for you

**GraveDigga** · 06-24-2002, 10:39 AM

bump

**sp33dg33k** · 06-24-2002, 10:47 AM

read the label and see if it says "for intramuscular injection" and if it does, inject it. dont even bother messin with your stomach if you think you might run into problems.

**flywytegye** · 06-24-2002, 11:09 AM

I would hate to inject "thrice" times daily. I would feel like a pin-cushion.

**sp33dg33k** · 06-24-2002, 11:21 AM

Originally posted by flywytegye
I would hate to inject "thrice" times daily. I would feel like a pin-cushion.

hmm good point, you would only inject once a day so your blood levels wouldn't be quite as stable but you wouldn't have to worry bout your stomach probs.

**Tystick** · 06-24-2002, 12:14 PM

If its Reforvit-B Then I would ONLY drink the stuff. Its pretty dirty! I drink the stuff everyday, I love it. I read BK injects the stuff and has no problems, I guess just personal OP. About your stomach, ulcers are scary things that now have been shown not only to be caused not by stress, but from digestion and processing of certain things. My wife just had one and this is what the doctor told us. So if your drinking gear, I think the digestion could not be good for an ulcer. Just a thought. Someone here should know the true facts though.