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Clinical Use of Anabolics and Hormones
Clinical Use of Anabolics and Hormones
Harm Reduction in Male Patients Actively Using Anabolics AAS and PEDs
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<blockquote data-quote="Wilson7" data-source="post: 216614" data-attributes="member: 39729"><p>Harm reduction begins with a doctor that understands the mechanisms of action and side effects of all the common AAS (they differ from drug to drug) and can provide objective and unbiased feedback based on labs, echos, and US data. Cessation for many is unlikely, learning to live on high end HRT 200 mg/wk with perhaps some dose escalation for one or two 12 week periods a year employing mostly if not all non-C17 (approved for use in humans) drugs would bring a large percentage of users under a lower risk umbrella and allow them to achieve something more than their genetics would otherwise allow without significantly compromising longevity. If and when they are ready to stop or see enough data from labs and echos that convinces them it isn't worth it then there is an educated, unbiased provider there to get them through the process. As long as bro science and meathead pod casts in addition to underground labs guide the process, use remains criminalized, doctors continue to condemn any level of use, there will be no resolution.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wilson7, post: 216614, member: 39729"] Harm reduction begins with a doctor that understands the mechanisms of action and side effects of all the common AAS (they differ from drug to drug) and can provide objective and unbiased feedback based on labs, echos, and US data. Cessation for many is unlikely, learning to live on high end HRT 200 mg/wk with perhaps some dose escalation for one or two 12 week periods a year employing mostly if not all non-C17 (approved for use in humans) drugs would bring a large percentage of users under a lower risk umbrella and allow them to achieve something more than their genetics would otherwise allow without significantly compromising longevity. If and when they are ready to stop or see enough data from labs and echos that convinces them it isn't worth it then there is an educated, unbiased provider there to get them through the process. As long as bro science and meathead pod casts in addition to underground labs guide the process, use remains criminalized, doctors continue to condemn any level of use, there will be no resolution. [/QUOTE]
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Clinical Use of Anabolics and Hormones
Clinical Use of Anabolics and Hormones
Harm Reduction in Male Patients Actively Using Anabolics AAS and PEDs
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