I like mast more and more but I have to keep up with the Cialis, zinc, calcium, omegas, and selenium for a healthy happy prostateOriginally Posted by t-dogg
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I like mast more and more but I have to keep up with the Cialis, zinc, calcium, omegas, and selenium for a healthy happy prostateOriginally Posted by t-dogg
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Thanks for the insight!Originally Posted by Sgt. Hartman
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@muscleink just curious, what are your lipids like on this type on cycle?
Originally Posted by Sgt. Hartman
Ok lol.
If I was to run test, tren, mast all in one cycle for a first time. What doses would you run and how long?
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i would say it took a good 6 weeks after cycle to get my fitness back to near where it was, during the end of the cycle and PCT was just like someone mentioned before once you get out of breath you struggle to get it back, where as when im fit i get out of breath but can keep going
Thanks. No, I've never ran them. Just thinking of options.Originally Posted by Sgt. Hartman
Triglycerides middle of normal range.Originally Posted by AnabolicBoy1981
HDL lower limit of normal (LLN)
LDL slightly above ULN
I run several supplements for lipid health otherwise they would be considerably worse.
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Yeeeahhhhhh buddy!Originally Posted by austinite
For those interested in lipid effects from Tren...
Cholesterol-lowering effects of a proprietary... [Am J Clin Nutr. 1999] - PubMed - NCBI
CONCLUSIONS:
Red yeast rice significantly reduces total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol, and total triacylglycerol concentrations compared with placebo and provides a new, novel, food-based approach to lowering cholesterol in the general population.
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Excellent reference!Originally Posted by austinite
Yes sir! Here is a list of the supplements I use for lipid management:
- red rice yeast
- hawthorn berry
- niacin
- Cholestoff Plus
- Resveratrol
- NAC (cardiac health in general)
.....and 5mg bystolic PO qid for mild HTN.
EDIT
- 1 cup rolled oats daily & 6g of supplemental fiber for cholesterol and glucose management.
(In addition to cholesterol and GI motility, fiber will reduce total ACTIVE carbs in your diet).
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