Anyone with halotestin experience

[DocToxin8]

What do you mean you're having circulation problems in your left arm?
And there's no reason to split up your dose. It'll work better for its intended purpose if you just take it all a few hours before lifting.

I totally missed that.
Yeah, that's not a good sign....

[Bonaparte]

I totally missed that.
Yeah, that's not a good sign....

Meh, I'm not so much concerned as I am curious (potentially amused). He probably just sleeps on his left arm...

[hammerheart]

Meh, I'm not so much concerned as I am curious (potentially amused). He probably just sleeps on his left arm...

I always fancy that approach.

[DocToxin8]

Meh, I'm not so much concerned as I am curious (potentially amused). He probably just sleeps on his left arm...

Probably.
When people calm 911 and complain about chest pain it's 9/10 nothing to do with the heart.
When people are admitted to the ER for chest pain it's 2/3 times nothing to do with the heart.

Funny things is I was once admitted to hospital after some strange shit including chest pain and I had mentioned "steroids" so they wasted no time admitting me. Well, it wasn't any cardiac issue and I was in a room with 2 other patients. 1 of them had some gastric problems and were released, the last 1 needed a stent because of blocked cardiac arteries.
I thought it funny that we fit the exact statistics and 2 out of 3 didn't have cardiac issues.

But nonetheless that's what one wishes to rule out first in such cases.
End of rant.