EPO - Erythropoietin

[yosimitesam]

First of all thanx for the advice you have been the only to stick to the topic at hand.

1. Dehydration is a big risk and the army has a vigorous approach to it, the sergeant forces you us to drink minimum 5 litters of water a day. soon as we wake up in the morning he lines up in front of our bunks and makes us down 1 litter of water, and then during the day he keeps checking up and during meals its the same thing so usually we go though 10 litres a day of water so they get you into the routine of keeping your self hydrated. although i do understand the risks you are raising.

2. well death and complete immobilization is always a risk in the military, I was aware of that even when I joined my commando regiment and served there for almost 4 years half of which was in combat.

I have 6-7 months before selection starts so its enough time to achieve my goals by intensify my training and using EPO to see how my body reacts to it and do a few test runs.

but do you know anything about dosage and cycles???

Yeah, I should try insanity. Trolls already put me in a state of it. I see our friend has taken a break from masturbating on the internet and is back at it. However, as I told him last night, I'm not paying any more attention to him.

Anyway, I do apologize for my hatefulness and I understand this is not the thread, nor the forum to do that. I'm also kind of sorry to my new friend for busting his chops. I just take offense to people that think they know but really have no idea. Especially when I can't walk because I blasted my legs the night before.

Anyway, rather than read articles from Men's Health and then preach to people like I know everything and then call powerlifting squats not good for "real strength", I need to go lift. No time for trolling.

However, it is nice to meet another cool person, Gezzz, as you seem like a genuinely good guy that's on here to learn and not preach at people or make ridiculously dumb statements that just aren't true.