HOW LONG have you been using steroids!?

[Cuz]

Be 4 years blast and cruise this year, im wonderin how much longer i can keep it up without permanent damage to health

[wango]

Be 4 years blast and cruise this year, im wonderin how much longer i can keep it up without permanent damage to health

Do you know much about your family history health wise? Particularly cardiovascular, blood pressure & any problems with lipid control? Any family history issues with diabetes type 2 and high blood sugar? But face it, you’re technically “obese”, so the heart disease has begun.

[Cuz]

Do you know much about your family history health wise? Particularly cardiovascular, blood pressure & any problems with lipid control? Any family history issues with diabetes type 2 and high blood sugar? But face it, you’re technically “obese”, so the heart disease has begun.

I dont think one person in my family is a fatass were all scrawny fucks. No major heart health that i know of in my fam history . You know as an avid lifter the question is asked is it worth it

[wango]

I dont think one person in my family is a fatass were all scrawny fucks. No major heart health that i know of in my fam history . You know as an avid lifter the question is asked is it worth it

Oh I get it. I’ve replaced 2 hips and can barely brush my hair or put a coffee cup on the top shelf. Eating soup is the latest casualty - but I’d do it the same way again.

By obese I meant your body weight, not that you (or a family member) is fat.

I just asked because you seemed to be concerned with permanent damage. It’s started, simply because of your size. Do your blood work (monitor your LDLs/HDLs), watch your hemoglobin a1c, and by all means stay on top of your blood pressure.

I personally don’t mind dying now from a heart attack. But pray I don’t suffer a stroke. Good luck.

[XnavyHMCS]

Oh I get it. I’ve replaced 2 hips and can barely brush my hair or put a coffee cup on the top shelf. Eating soup is the latest casualty - but I’d do it the same way again.

By obese I meant your body weight, not that you (or a family member) is fat.

I just asked because you seemed to be concerned with permanent damage. It’s started, simply because of your size. Do your blood work (monitor your LDLs/HDLs), watch your hemoglobin a1c, and by all means stay on top of your blood pressure.

I personally don’t mind dying now from a heart attack. But pray I don’t suffer a stroke. Good luck.

Gospel here, gents.

[Euroholic]

Be 4 years blast and cruise this year, im wonderin how much longer i can keep it up without permanent damage to health

Ay? 4 years?

You been on here for over 10 years.

[Cuz]

Ay? 4 years?

You been on here for over 10 years.

I wasnt on gear the solid 10 bro. Blast and cruise is different than just your average gym rat doing a “cycle” once a year to get in shape for summer. I used to do that i think i did around 5 cycles before i jumped on trt in 2016 and then blast and cruised starting in 2019 so we are in 2023 thats 4 years solid blast/cruise

[Honkey_Kong]

A cop? Nah, you?

I tried to get a job with the border patrol. They took a blood sample during the screening process and I never heard from them again LOL.

Be 4 years blast and cruise this year, im wonderin how much longer i can keep it up without permanent damage to health

After 4 years, anything off in your bloodwork (aside from the usual Test/Estradiol/FSH/LH)?

[Cuz]

I tried to get a job with the border patrol. They took a blood sample during the screening process and I never heard from them again LOL.



After 4 years, anything off in your bloodwork (aside from the usual Test/Estradiol/FSH/LH)?

Hard to say because pre blast cruise i never gave a damm about bloodwork really had no reason but i do remember when i was 27 the doc was concerned with my kidneys so more than likely had a problem with them not directly related to AAS.