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How much superdrol a day ?
Did you take anything other supps ?
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so your AST wasn't all that elevated to begin with on Superdrol and two months later your now in normal range . thats pretty normal. I'm just curious what point your trying to make here , or if your asking a question or what exactly ??
or do I have this backward and the low number is before superdrol and the high number is after superdrol
But my cholesterol still remains high on orals after 2 months...
depends on how hard I'm training . when I got it checked during a time I was injured awhile back and not training at all, the ranges were all normal. but every other time I've got it checked during times I was routinely training hard it was slightly elevated.
unless you take a good 10 days off of training before your blood work , your liver function tests are going to be skewed . the blood test can't tell the difference between liver enzymes and the enzymes that are released from muscle when training hard
my grandma also has high cholesterol and she doesn't run orals :) point being that Cholesterol is a very genetic thing. you either have it high genetically or not (yes drugs can effect them to a degree) . but its mainly orals effects on having 'low HDL cholesterol ' that is the primary thing they cause.
but we are all different . if you have high cholesterol and your not taking any AAS, then its likely genetically high for you
Exactly ^^^
A hard workout can easily put your liver values way above range.
What are your chol values?
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Your cholesterol is influenced by your triglyceride level. Triglyceride contributes to the fat stored in your hip and belly. Cholesterol is the fats in your cell. The normal level of triglyceride is 150 mg/dL and the normal level for cholesterol is 200 mg/dL.
At one point, my triglyceride level was 1200 mg/dL. Yep, almost 10x of normal. My cholesterol was 450 mg/dL, 3x normal. I was, at that time, 11% body fat and super active. Diet can affect your lipids by about by about 10%. I was eating clean and cutting bf. The triglyceride and cholesterol levels are mostly driven by genetics. The lowest I've been bring down my triglyceride is 400 mg/dL. Hasn't killed me yet. The stuff the doc was having me take lowered my lipid levels but it was damaging my liver. I've decided not to take anything to lower my lipids after reading about how having high lipids is not necessarily a precursor to a stroke.
My thoughts on Superdrol and lipids, my .02 right? Don't take orals that puts undue stress on your liver throws off your lipids. Pinning maybe inconvenient but the Test goes right into the blood stream without putting too much stress on the liver. Your cholesterol level will go up because you need cholesterol to make hormones and to build some muscle.
You don't need Tudca, Nac is enough actually...tudca is a waste of money...idk why everyone says u MUST supplement with tudca everytime...
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Do you notice any red slash/burn looking marks on your body?
It was determined in your other thread you didn't actually have real superdrol you bought an over the counter supplement meant to scam people who are ignorant and naive.
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That is what high cholesterol looks like.
Your results are pretty close to being normal / in range if that wasn't proof enough that what you bought was nothing more than snake oil in a capsule.
I would highly recommend you invest time into reading our sticky/educational threads before investing into another purchase so you don't waste your time and money.