Last edited by Capebuffalo; 02-23-2017 at 07:01 PM.
I'm putting all bullshit aside. All jokes all humor. You are playing a dangerous game. I went in at 200/180. He was calling an ambulance for my ass. I was about to stroke out. It's not a fucking joke. You have people who love you and don't want to live without you. Straighten your ass up. It's serious.
OB, good luck to you man - see you on other threads.
It was explained to me by an evolutionary biologist that we haven't evolved since we lived in caves.
During that time you had a much better chance of hitting something with a club or poking it with a stick if you were closer.
Also, your dominant eye is usually on the same side as your dominant arm, unless you're an ideal baseball player.
Due to this we developed the tendency to adapt our shorter side to be our dominant side.
Yeah all of evolutionary biological is pretty cool plus you don't need a degree in theoretical physics to understand the theories.
I just wish we evolved to be completely symmetrical lol.
There's been a debate in baseball forever over whether having one side slightly bigger makes you a better fielder and batter.
I wasn't aiming that at you. I thought of that after I was in the mirror admiring my physic and noticed. Thought it was the angle and lighting at first but I think the stress from my dumbell and other independant strength workouts and just my sessions in general are super kicking my weaker sides ass which is equaling more gains
I think my left side (non dominant side) leg and arm is a hair shorter. But I've been practicing to be ambidextrous and I'm getting use to dynamics with my left same as right for everyday movements. I figured I might need it in a pinch
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Last edited by NACH3; 02-24-2017 at 02:46 AM.
Does anyone know anything about Telmisartan (micardis) ? It looks even better on paper, and I already have it at hand.
https://thinksteroids.com/steroid-profiles/telmisartan/
Last edited by hammerheart; 02-24-2017 at 03:18 AM.
I'd refrain from alpha and beta blockers (especially at our age) and look into directly affecting the angiotesin system instead. ACE inhibitors are already of a good/mild option if you tolerate them (you won't need much of a dose at your actual readings anyway) but telmisartan seems to be even better tolerated plus it might offer some advantages for ppl in the lifestyle.
My parents take candersartan and irbesartan, so I just take some when required. 16mg candersartan or 150mg irbesartan are completely side efects free for me (as far as I notice), candersartan is suppose to have a longer action.
Have taken it for up to about 3 weeks, and my BP goes back to normal after I finish the cycle, or go donate/increase cardio.
Attachment 167958 'murica!
I think I'm going to experiment with 20mg telmisartan (kindly provided by grandma), I got 80mg tabs and according to wiki page on ARBs the pressure inhibition from 80mg dose should be 40%, which isn't anywhere I need, so I got split them into 4ths.
Biological t/2 is 24hrs so dosing is once daily.
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