Important things

[The Bear 79]

I m for sure worrying about it, I might have to look into it further.



How often u reckon the blood test on cycle?

[

If I had high cholesterol, I'd get it under control before I cycled. But if you're gonna cycle regardless, I would get bloods before my first injection, mid cycle, same week as last injection & then 4 - 6 weeks after PCT. I know it seems to be a bit overkill, but I'd rather be accused of overkill than have someone looking down on me in my coffin saying "if only he had kept closer track of his cholesterol".

[warmouth]

If I had high cholesterol, I'd get it under control before I cycled. But if you're gonna cycle regardless, I would get bloods before my first injection, mid cycle, same week as last injection & then 4 - 6 weeks after PCT. I know it seems to be a bit overkill, but I'd rather be accused of overkill than have someone looking down on me in my coffin saying "if only he had kept closer track of his cholesterol".

In bold. I assumed you already had up to date BW and were good to go. If not, this is perfect. So far for my assumptions. And he is right, you cant have enough BW. I have it done every 6 months off cycle. I have it done monthly at the moment due to prescriptions. The problem is with getting BW done very often without reasoning from a doctor, insurance wont pay for it all of the time. A lipid panel isnt very expensive, usually 60-100 dollars, but it gets expensive when you test for CBC and Testosterone. Lipids arent too bad. Well worth going the extra to be sure you are safe. No body in the world is worth an early grave just to look good for a few months.

[clarky.]

If I had high cholesterol, I'd get it under control before I cycled. But if you're gonna cycle regardless, I would get bloods before my first injection, mid cycle, same week as last injection & then 4 - 6 weeks after PCT. I know it seems to be a bit overkill, but I'd rather be accused of overkill than have someone looking down on me in my coffin saying "if only he had kept closer track of his cholesterol".

Well said big man.