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07-25-2014, 03:05 PM
db11

Mastron

What are your opinions on mastron (with test e) for a high cardio

I am not looking to bulk up just not to loose too much weight but reach a high fittness level
07-25-2014, 04:02 PM
redz

You shouldn't take steroids to reach a high fitness level.
07-25-2014, 04:11 PM
mietek

I had good results if you can get it.

The last masteron, I got from NAPS was in fact test prop. Hard to get it.
07-25-2014, 06:57 PM
djs2224

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Originally Posted by mietek

I had good results if you can get it. The last masteron, I got from NAPS was in fact test prop. Hard to get it.

How did you figure it was test prop curious
07-25-2014, 07:15 PM
MuscleInk

Keep that prostate in check on masteron. It's a DHT derivative and readily binds to androgen receptors on the prostate often resulting in tissue enlargement and possible voiding issues. Some men are more prone to this than others but don't ignore the problem should it occur.
07-25-2014, 07:38 PM
Sfla80

I tried mast once.....600mg a week. I believe was under dosed for one. Cause my test was... (same ugl).

But my only.point of this was....it was the only time ever had blood in my stool. And not like drops. Actually bleeding. Never happen again after discontinuing the mast.
07-25-2014, 07:47 PM
sixfootseven

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Originally Posted by MuscleInk

Keep that prostate in check on masteron. It's a DHT derivative and readily binds to androgen receptors on the prostate often resulting in tissue enlargement and possible voiding issues. Some men are more prone to this than others but don't ignore the problem should it occur.

What do you look for and how do you control this? Running a max cycle next year and I have prostate cancer in the family
07-25-2014, 07:55 PM
MuscleInk

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Originally Posted by sixfootseven

What do you look for and how do you control this? Running a max cycle next year and I have prostate cancer in the family

Early symptoms are related to voiding (peeing). Common early markers are:
- frequent urination (particularly at night)
- urgency to urinate
- feeling of incomplete voiding
- difficulty voiding
- difficulty starting or stopping
- painful urination
- intermittent or weak stream (starts and stops randomly and it feels like you need to force it)
- secretion in your underwear
- pain emanating from the perineum

5-10mg qd po of tadalafil (Cialis) is an effective method of management. I'd also recommend a PSA test at least once a year, although, personally, I have low confidence in the results of a PSA test. Despite this, a PSA above 10 would prompt me to refer the patient to a urologist for a TRUS (transrectal ultrasound)
07-25-2014, 09:41 PM
sixfootseven

Thanks for the info MI. Thats something I will have to definitely keep in mind. This last year I had a period of difficulty voiding, I wonder what caused that. Wasn't on cycle or anything at the time.
07-25-2014, 11:15 PM
lovbyts

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Originally Posted by sixfootseven

Thanks for the info MI. Thats something I will have to definitely keep in mind. This last year I had a period of difficulty voiding, I wonder what caused that. Wasn't on cycle or anything at the time.

Had you done a cycle recently? Have you had your prostate checked? Other things that can cause it especially constipation are some antibiotics.

I believe mast should be run between 600mg - 800mg and works best with lower body fat such as 12% or lower
07-26-2014, 12:17 AM
epixs

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Originally Posted by MuscleInk

Early symptoms are related to voiding (peeing). Common early markers are:
- frequent urination (particularly at night)
- urgency to urinate
- feeling of incomplete voiding
- difficulty voiding
- difficulty starting or stopping
- painful urination
- intermittent or weak stream (starts and stops randomly and it feels like you need to force it)
- secretion in your underwear
- pain emanating from the perineum

5-10mg qd po of tadalafil (Cialis) is an effective method of management. I'd also recommend a PSA test at least once a year, although, personally, I have low confidence in the results of a PSA test. Despite this, a PSA above 10 would prompt me to refer the patient to a urologist for a TRUS (transrectal ultrasound)

Not being a nut hugger, but I'm a med student and all my attending's are either fat as **** or scrawny as hell. Would be awesome to know a doc irl who lifted using peds.
07-26-2014, 02:36 AM
lovbyts

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Originally Posted by epixs

Not being a nut hugger, but I'm a med student and all my attending's are either fat as **** or scrawny as hell. Would be awesome to know a doc irl who lifted using peds.

Start looking for doctors at your school or clinics who have big arms and ask them where they lift. :)
07-26-2014, 04:46 PM
MuscleInk

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Originally Posted by sixfootseven

Thanks for the info MI. Thats something I will have to definitely keep in mind. This last year I had a period of difficulty voiding, I wonder what caused that. Wasn't on cycle or anything at the time.

There are a lot of factors that can affect prostate health. Selenium, zinc, vitamin D, estrogen levels, omega-3 deficiency, elevated IGF, and more have been linked with prostate issues.....the list is exhaustive. I gave a lecture on prostate cancer and risk factors last year. Let me know if you need any details. Happy to share.