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Looking good. On the dosage. You need to read about the ceiling effect of drugs. Essentially, the ceiling effect is where you have maxed out the receptor for a drug and irrespective of how much you put in, it'll not do any good, it'll have the opposite effect because your liver, Kidneys, bowels...

Well, yeah - first of all, your kidneys and liver need to try and detox the hell out of the drugs - same as if you are using any drug prescribed, over the counter or otherwise obtained. Generally, big pharma drugs are either safe for long periods or safe, at high doses, for short periods...

Food poisoning is hell - had it twice and man, did I feel like death warmed up

Say "NoHomo" and all is good

I had a chat to my endocrinologist and the hepatologist. I was candid about my use and asked that, hypothetically I were to go back on juice what their idea would be for intervals. So - stay off it was the first remark. I laughed. the second - never go longer than 12 weeks for anything. Then...

Men are men, women are women. Go ahead, have a sex change, but you are still gifted with male genetics - it is simple. God gimme strength when I see men parading as women - thats ladyboy shit right there!

The mystery continues. Not Haemochromatosis - the gene is incomplete and therefore no diagnosis thereof. I have an upcoming liver biopsy on 11th Aug. That will shed some answers hopefully. The consultant is a bit baffled. She also doesn't think that gear is the cause (or its sole cause). feels...

Well, I have had loads of tests - I dont have Hep A,B,C,E. No HIV. Still waiting on the gene to be identified but have Iron at 4800+ (norm range 0-200) and am seeing a consultant hepatologist tomorrow. I need venesection, i.e. I need to "give" blood weekly for about 4 months... This sucks lol...

I spoke to the hepatology nurse and yes, steroids are bad and green leafy veg is good. Who'd have thought?! Yeah, I did ask about the "rumour" that Testosteron helps bind iron stores and the body absorb the ferritin/iron. Well, shot down in flames she stated that the research shows that mainly...

Well, to my surprise I was diagnosed with congenital Haemochromatosis. My body produces too much Iron, deposits it in heart, liver and other organs, causes liver cirrhosis through to Liver carcinomas, causes Type 2 Diabetes and a host of other disabling illnesses. My Iron has gone from 1770 to...

Test, tren, mast. Similar dose to yours.

Well. From my not so comfy hospital bed... It may appear that I have gallstones. Ultrasound is now just hours away and possibly a ct scan also. My egfr has improved and I may be looking at surgery to remove the gallbladder. On the plus side, I can blame my flammende on all the old guys here...

One of the reasons my wife joined the Police was to catch rapists and get them convicted. Fifteen years later she has said that of all the times "Rape" has been shouted only 3, yes three, turned out to be rape. The rest was either vindictiveness or panic cos she had sex and was married or other...

My GP service is, well, shite to say the least. Bloods are back Raised - (the rest is within norm) Serum Bilirubin - 125 (0-20) Serum ALT 164 (0-41) GGT 3 56 (8-61) Serum Creatinine 145 (59-104) eGFRcreat (CKD) 48 (90-120) Ferritin...

Yeah - I hear stuff like "you can't do that". Fkin watch me...

I'm with you there - live and let live. Life is too short man.

I had to pull the handbrake on my cycle (Test,Tren,Mast) as I became jaundiced. I had need to visit ED after KOing myself at work and the ED doc noted I had Icterus - ie yellow sclera/eyes. My bloods returned fine mid-cycle, and on cycle I take Milk-Thistle, Tudca, Apart from that I regularly...

Looking Good Lee. Hard Work is evident mate.

I had a 2 year in & out patient stay at HEadley Court, our Military tehabilitation centre. The physical wounds heal and the burn scars are minimal, look like freckles up my leg. Nothing you'd raise an eye at. The unseen injuries are the odd thing. If I miss the gym if my routine gets jolted, I...

I was addicted to war. Seriously. After being under fire for the first time it sent my adrenaline through the roof; I wanted more and more and more. The problem was that each firefight became less of an adrenaline rush and so I began doing riskier and riskier things. I did 3 back to back...