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    bump, must read

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    Thanks for the bump! Perfect timing. Just had mine checked yesterday, came back 140/84. That was a big surprise for me as I have almost none of the risk factors. Guess the caffeine is out. We'll see how that goes.

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    yes, and the high blood pressure also makes small cracks in the arteries which are then patched up by..CHOLESTEROL. This is how it increases the accumalation of plaque.

    This is why i run bromo with most cycles because it helps with BP

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    Quote Originally Posted by Narkissos View Post
    Having neglected to check my BP, it snuck up on me. One day I as normal...and the next day (it seemed) I was reading 152/92 with a pounding, constant headache, and some blurry vision. That was about 7 weeks ago. Needless to say, I've gotten serious about monitoring, and lowering, my BP. Cut out caffeine etc. It was quite the wake-up call.
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    I'm normally on BP meds anyways, but when I cycle, I start a second course. I try to keep it in the 130/75 range or so

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    Quote Originally Posted by Times Roman
    I'm normally on BP meds anyways, but when I cycle, I start a second course. I try to keep it in the 130/75 range or so
    Do you check bp a couple times a day? My fluctuates so much it's crazy. I can wake up one morning and check it and it's 118/75 then the next morning it's 140/88. Usually at night when I check it's a little high due to stress at work. I'm on bp meds plus cialis, this is off cycle to. No matter what it is I can meditate and it drops down considerably. Idk sometimes I just get frustrated with it.

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    My doc told me recent research says caffein will increase heart rate but not BP. Not sure on that

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    Quote Originally Posted by testluva View Post
    My doc told me recent research says caffein will increase heart rate but not BP. Not sure on that
    I know for sure being married raises blood pressure.

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    Being married raises a lot of problems... Unfortunally lowers some good things too

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr.BB View Post
    Being married raises a lot of problems... Unfortunally lowers some good things too


    You mean like savings?

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    ^^^ lowers savings and erections

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    ^^^ this

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    What do you reccomend on cycle for guys who get high BP

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    always get it checked - bump

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    Finally a ok post from him. Wow...

    James Tiny West says high amount of l-arginine, like 12 grams before training, is one of the best ways to lower BP.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silabolin View Post
    Finally a ok post from him. Wow...

    James Tiny West says high amount of l-arginine, like 12 grams before training, is one of the best ways to lower BP.
    Oh come on Sil, ive been in the game for 31 years and been around some serious guys in the business give me a tiny bit of credit come on.

    Forget what any youtuber says, its all driven for followers the first thing you need to do is find out whats causing the high BP and fix it, I actually don't think 12 grams of L-Arginine would be healthy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by marcus300 View Post
    Oh come on Sil, ive been in the game for 31 years and been around some serious guys in the business give me a tiny bit of credit come on.

    Forget what any youtuber says, its all driven for followers the first thing you need to do is find out whats causing the high BP and fix it, I actually don't think 12 grams of L-Arginine would be healthy.
    Ok jesus...u remind me of Monica.....so...what u wanna hear....yeah...it seems like you are the most interesting person i have met online with the most knowledge and a natural leader for the best steroidforum there is.
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    And some members who know you have told me u are as good as it gets in real life....

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silabolin View Post
    Ok jesus...u remind me of Monica.....so...what u wanna hear....yeah...it seems like you are the most interesting person i have met online with the most knowledge and a natural leader for the best steroidforum there is.
    And that avatar u are using now is a Kevin Levrone lookalike.
    And some members who know you have told me u are as good as it gets in real life....

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    Quote Originally Posted by marcus300 View Post
    always get it checked - bump
    I'll second that monitoring BP and hematocrit is extremely important and if you are already on a BP med, I would recommend keeping some spare on hand. Personally, I consider spare BP meds to be part of my ancillaries.
    The Mayo Clinic says the scientific evidence for treating high BP with l-argjnine is unclear.
    Arginine Evidence - Mayo Clinic

    Examine also gives it a weak recommendation for affecting BP.
    https://examine.com/supplements/arginine/

    Edit: I will say that I would never consider just adding Catapres/clonidine unless directed to do so by your physician. It is pretty potent.
    By having spare BP meds, I am referring to any BP meds you may currently be prescribed.
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    However, I do like.this discussion as it is very relevant. It does seem that I recall reading that L-citrulline combined with L-arginine gave better results?
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    In my early 20s my BP used to be 150/110.

    I was a 210 lbs fat sad cunt sitting all day with poor diet and eating behaviour. After a year transformation into a fit 150 lbs little man, my BP went down too 110/70, HR in the 50s bpm.


    I was probably already into metabolic syndrome. Saved myself

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizzarro View Post
    In my early 20s my BP used to be 150/110.

    I was a 210 lbs fat sad cunt sitting all day with poor diet and eating behaviour. After a year transformation into a fit 150 lbs little man, my BP went down too 110/70, HR in the 50s bpm.


    I was probably already into metabolic syndrome. Saved myself
    How old are you bizarre? ( new name for not liking T )

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    Quote Originally Posted by marcus300 View Post
    How old are you bizarre? ( new name for not liking T )
    Turning 27 this month. I'm a young, little man.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizzarro View Post
    In my early 20s my BP used to be 150/110.

    I was a 210 lbs fat sad cunt sitting all day with poor diet and eating behaviour. After a year transformation into a fit 150 lbs little man, my BP went down too 110/70, HR in the 50s bpm.


    I was probably already into metabolic syndrome. Saved myself
    You see find the problem and cure it instead of treating it, first course of action IMHO

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    Quote Originally Posted by bizzarro View Post
    Turning 27 this month. I'm a young, little man.
    Fuck your on trt at 27 yrs old?

    At least your bp is good now and you can always grow with the right tools in your chest. Training, mind set, consistency and motivation keep on it

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    Quote Originally Posted by BBrian View Post
    This should be stickied in the educational threads section. I would disagree though to some degree when stated "High blood pressure usually causes no symptoms.". We are all probably familiar with what it feels like when we are in a sudden heightened state of blood pressure when ingesting thermogenics, taking AAS, etc.

    I was also curious about one thing. A daily intake of aspirin was suggested as a means to control blood pressure. What affects can aspirin have for those taking anabolic steroids, and can Aspirin have a negative affect on protein synthesis?
    you are probably feeling those symptoms because the increase is brought on suddenly self induced, as opposed to gradually increasing
    over time as related to age.
    increase in head aches and pressure behind the eyes can sometimes be
    an indication of rising or high BP as seeing an optemologist is a good
    way of determining dilated or contracted vessels.

    one more note on diet, as was stated whole grains are a good addition to diet, as are legumes, beans of all variety can aide imensensly in stabilizing BP, as long as you inherit the other aforementioned dietary restrictions, alchohol, caffeine, and change for life your eating habits
    if they are poor to begin with.
    great informative post Marcus, as this should be a concern of everyone, I enjoyed the read as I am currently battling 140/90 +
    BP and working on diet and supplement intake to reduce it, as I am not a fan of precribed meds

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    Good idea.. time for a re - read .... great info Marcus

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