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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    Do you have someone help you take a manual pressure? I've tried, and found that I was missing a hand...lol
    yup. needs nimble fingers, or a long chin

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    i take an inderal every once in a while. Think that one hinders gym performance much?

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    Quote Originally Posted by dixieflatline View Post
    Do you supplement with anything for steroid-induced elevated blood pressure? Someone told me celery seed extract once. What do you guys like? I'm talking for reasonable increases. Obviously a doctor should be sen or steroids discontinued if it is dangerously high.
    What is your blood pressure like right now? Is it extremely high? If you already have a crazy increase in your cholesterol, you're gonna need a pharmacologic agent.
    Since you've asked for something which would be OTC/home remedy I'd say garlic works best. Increase the amount of garlic in your diet and you will see a change. It's the oldest remedy we've known for high cholesterol and to lower BP.
    All the natural remedies and supplements that are available are for prophylaxis only… Once you have moderate to high cholesterol/BP you're gonna need a prescription d rug.
    If it gets too high, stopping steroids won't help… you're going to have to see a doctor. So I'd say go to a doctor now and get yourself checked… the most he or she will do is prescribe you a couple of anti-hypertensives which will ease the work load on your heart and lower your BP… you don't have to tell your doc about AAS.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dixieflatline View Post
    i take an inderal every once in a while. Think that one hinders gym performance much?
    i wouldn't worry

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    The doctor says garlic, then garlic it is! lol, it hasn't been crazy high yet but for some reason the first d-bol of the day gives it to me the worst. I don't know if it's correlation or causation, but when I get that heavy, lethargic, tight feeling in my body, my BP is always higher. Other than the obvious more serious dangers (like death XD), does high blood pressure hinder performance? Like is it better to make sure it is lower before lifting?

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    Hypertension doesn't hinder performance until it causes headaches, nosebleeds, a stroke, etc.

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    I am surprised no one mentioned L-Arginine!

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    ok cool. The bloody noses have subsided now so hopefully my body has adjusted.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte

    Do you have someone help you take a manual pressure? I've tried, and found that I was missing a hand...lol
    I tuck the edge of the stethoscope under the arm cuff and inflate with alternate hand. Not the best, method but works. Been trying to teach my HAW....that's been hopeless. Lol.

    I get my MAs to check it at least once a month as well in the office for peace of mind.

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    Quote Originally Posted by docdoc

    What is your blood pressure like right now? Is it extremely high? If you already have a crazy increase in your cholesterol, you're gonna need a pharmacologic agent.
    Since you've asked for something which would be OTC/home remedy I'd say garlic works best. Increase the amount of garlic in your diet and you will see a change. It's the oldest remedy we've known for high cholesterol and to lower BP.
    All the natural remedies and supplements that are available are for prophylaxis only... Once you have moderate to high cholesterol/BP you're gonna need a prescription d rug.
    If it gets too high, stopping steroids won't help... you're going to have to see a doctor. So I'd say go to a doctor now and get yourself checked... the most he or she will do is prescribe you a couple of anti-hypertensives which will ease the work load on your heart and lower your BP... you don't have to tell your doc about AAS.
    Yes, very old remedy but my stomach says NO to garlic. Lol

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    Quote Originally Posted by bass
    I am surprised no one mentioned L-Arginine!
    Page one. My post.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MuscleInk View Post
    Page one. My post.
    ahh I missed it! good to know.

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