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  1. 12-02-2013, 06:16 PM #1
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    Test results.

    Just got woodwork back today.. Hematocrit 0.50, Ldl cholesterol 3.60. Have an appointment tomorrow morning with dietician. My last shot was around July of cyp. My diet has been mostly super healthy. Any ideas or recommendations? I plan on running my cyp/Var cycle in January (if it's even real Var..)
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    Donate blood. Get NAC, Red Yeast Rice and Niacin.
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    Red yeast rice? I already eat a blend of brown,black sweet, red, and wild. Is it better? And is Nac easily available? How much Niacin?
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    Everything is over the counter.

    Have a look here...

    http://forums.steroid.com/hormone-re...xperiment.html
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    Ya know I just was gonna post that here. *&%&*$#@

    Op, if you run something similar consider taking periodic breaks from the Red Yeast Rice.
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    Thanks again for the help. Much appreciation to all you smart folk!
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    I think he eats rice, but isn't take ryr as a supplement....austinite, do they recommend you take CoQ10 with red yeast rice, or is that to go with Hawthorne berry, or was that all broscience, I'm trying to clear my mental data bank of bro stuffs
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    LDL of 3.6 doesn't really sound that bad, unless you've got numerous other risk factors, like high bp, diabetes, smoking, and a strong family history of heart attack or stroke.

    what is your total chol, hdl, and ratio?
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    Cholesterol 5.42
    ratio 3.8
    Hdl 1.43
    No prominent risk factors
    Just really thought I would be closer to perfect range...I eat healthy, exercise, and supplement responsibly. Trying to be close to perfect as possible - I want to be the best!
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  10. 12-03-2013, 12:01 AM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by CaptainSuperAwesome View Post
    Cholesterol 5.42
    ratio 3.8
    Hdl 1.43
    No prominent risk factors
    Just really thought I would be closer to perfect range...I eat healthy, exercise, and supplement responsibly. Trying to be close to perfect as possible - I want to be the best!
    The standard medical advice might be to increase your cardio and dietary fibre, fruits and vegetables. Bf%?
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    Unsure of bf % I think it is likely in mid 20s...just a guess though. Getting it checked in about 3 weeks when back from work hitch..gotta love oil patch life :-( interferes with training wayyyy too much
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