Cancer Survivor 1st Cycle Questions!

[jjj02ss]

First off I just want to say thanks for everyones help on this site, it is absolutley the greatest site on the net. Anyways I will let you in on my story. I am 21 years old right now, 195 pounds, and 5'-11''. I was diagnosed with non-hodgkins lymphoma when I was 18 years old. I proceeded to do 10 chemos and now a few years later am in remission, thank god. I was a shrimp when I got cancer wei***ng about 155 pounds. From this experience I am pleased to say that it got my life straight and on track with my diet and exercise. Over the past two years I have been hitting the weight room and riding my road bike hard. Today I feel like a new person, and have totally turned my life around in that aspect. I've gained 40 pounds and finally have some definition to my body. I can say I have become obsessed with working out and can't wait to try new things.
I have been on the site now for a few months just browsing and researching. I am very interested and would like to do a cycle. I've read all of the newbie threads, but in my case would like your opinions. From what I have read I know I should stay away from HGH, but is there anything else? I am not looking to do anything insane, but something to maybe give me a 10-20 pound gain, and also not have a big list of side effects. I just want to make sure before I get off in anything that its layed out the right way, that way I wont make a mistake.
About a month ago I came across a source to buy from and took the opportunity to go ahead and buy what they recommended. I bought 100
5mg Naposim tablets, and 2 bottles of Primobolon 100. They layed me out a 12 week cycle and workout, but I have not taken any of it at all,I just bought it cause it was there, and fairly cheap. I know the tablets are legit but am unsure of the Primo.
Over the past couple of years I have been taking most of the BSN products and some over the counter test boosters. I take the syntha 6, cellmass, no x-plode, and nitrix. Other than that I have no other products under my belt.
Your help would be greatly appreciated in many ways. I just need a little guidance in the right direction to get started. Please let me know what you think I should start with and how I should go about doing a cycle. Also what is your input on PCT for my first cycle. Thanks again for your help, Jordan

[BG]

AAS and GH support tumor growth, not a good idea at imo. Be happy your alive, why the fuc push it?

[rocket22]

welcome bud, i had a ct scan of my lymph nodes and they found some about 2 cm in size around my jawline. I have a biopsy next friday and am scared as hell i have lymphoma. how did you find out you had cancer? i might have some more questions for you too if you dont mind. you can pm me if you dont feel comfortable posting it openly. thanks for the info

[jjj02ss]

I'm new with these forums so i dont know how to pm but It doesnt bother me to share with you. I actually started losing weight and getting sluggish for about 3 months, then my lower back started hurting. The pain progressed as the weeks went by. Then I had a node swell in my groin area and became itchy and red. At that time I went to the urologist to see what he thought. He ordered a CT scan, and it came back with nodes swollen in many places. They did a biopsy on the one in my groin and it came back positive. Do you have a fever or night sweats at night?

[rocket22]

no i have been reading everything about lymphoma and dont have any unexplained weight loss, fever or night sweats but this process still scares the shit out of me. I can feel my nodes through my neck and they are huge. I am glad you are now in remmission, thank you for the information.

[jjj02ss]

Dont worry about it your fine. There are many reasons nodes swell. They almost always swell in the neck area along with a cold or cough. You prob just have an infection or something in that nature. Go get a shot of wheat grass every day for a few weeks, its a good cleanse for your blood system along with the nodes, and besides its good for you in many other ways.

[legobricks]

AAS and GH support tumor growth, not a good idea at imo. Be happy your alive, why the fuc push it?

I second this.


AAS do a number of things to your body which can include tumor growth by increasing your body's IGF production. IGF1 as we all know is a stimulator of cell growth and multiplication (for muscle building purposes is why we take it) which can split cells as well as increase cell growth in MANY tissues in the body including cancerous tumors. HGH increases this as well but IMO takes a longer time to do but you get much more quality. IGF1 Lr3 or any of the other IGF chains just stay away from. IGF will increase cell growth at a substantial rate most likely increasing your chances of any tumor growth again. IMO stick to the natural workouts as you don't want to fuk with any of this, especially at your age and condition.

[legobricks]

Almost forgot bro, edit out the lab initials of your primobolan in your first post. We stay away from all lab discussion here at S.com.

[Johnny_Rotten]

I second this.


AAS do a number of things to your body which can include tumor growth by increasing your body's IGF production. IGF1 as we all know is a stimulator of cell growth and multiplication (for muscle building purposes is why we take it) which can split cells as well as increase cell growth in MANY tissues in the body including cancerous tumors. HGH increases this as well but IMO takes a longer time to do but you get much more quality. IGF1 Lr3 or any of the other IGF chains just stay away from. IGF will increase cell growth at a substantial rate most likely increasing your chances of any tumor growth again. IMO stick to the natural workouts as you don't want to fuk with any of this, especially at your age and condition.

I love you Legobricks...Always posting lil tidbits of useful info. Thanx bro

[jjj02ss]

no prob. sorry bout that.

[im83931]

I second this.

I third this

[legobricks]

I love you Legobricks...Always posting lil tidbits of useful info. Thanx bro

[No One Knows]

This thread might help you:

http://forums.steroid.com/showthread.php?t=272506

[jjj02ss]

So in the above link member jbarkley is natural, that is one of the threads I have been looking at, and the way I understand it is that he feels the cycles he did are what helped him get through his very simular situation as mine. Also I did a search on lymphoma in the search and others that had it also agreed to crediting the cycles they did to there progression. This is why I posted for yalls opinions cause there are post against it and post for it.

[No One Knows]

I think he stated that his doc had him on thereputic doses of test and gh...

I dunno if hes running full blown cycles... I'd pm him im sure he'd like to help you

[jjj02ss]

how do you pm im new on these forums i dont see a link anywhere

[No One Knows]

you need a certain # of posts. i dunno how many.. :\

[legobricks]

25posts.

[jjj02ss]

I second this.


AAS do a number of things to your body which can include tumor growth by increasing your body's IGF production. IGF1 as we all know is a stimulator of cell growth and multiplication (for muscle building purposes is why we take it) which can split cells as well as increase cell growth in MANY tissues in the body including cancerous tumors. HGH increases this as well but IMO takes a longer time to do but you get much more quality. IGF1 Lr3 or any of the other IGF chains just stay away from. IGF will increase cell growth at a substantial rate most likely increasing your chances of any tumor growth again. IMO stick to the natural workouts as you don't want to fuk with any of this, especially at your age and condition.

So is there anything that yall know of that I could take and benefit from that wouldn't effect the cells your talking about?

[noneyours]

protein and creatine

[littlebigboy]

Be safe man if I were you I wouldn't even take the chance...Life is short enough as it is just work hard and eat more and hopefully you can see gains. It isn't going to take the place of gear but heavy squats is a good way to get your body to release growth hormone and it will also help you across the board with your strength. I would suggest staying away from test boosters all together though.

[smokeyd]

i would talk to your doc about it man, some are down to earth these days and arnt scared of AAS and he might be able to guid you through a cycle if you find a good one. let you know if it can affect your prior health problems in a neg way

[jbmd1111]

Solid advice. It is generally considered a terrible idea to take T derivatives or HGH in the setting of previous malignancy I vote for staying natural and checking out the "hard-gainer" literature for some workout ideas.

This might be interesting reading:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/articl...NGJ6JAGKE1.DTL