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Clinical Use of Anabolics and Hormones
Clinical Use of Anabolics and Hormones
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 240936" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>Oh I firmly believe blowing off erythrocytosis is irresponsible as well. I just think there’s varying opinions on what a “high concentration of RBC’s to the point that it’s detrimental to someone’s health” is. HCT is just a ratio of RBC’s to the volume of someone’s blood, so that can always be improved and worsened by hydration status. So if someone isn’t having symptoms of high RBC’s, their platelets aren’t too high, and they’re vitals are all within range, I wouldn’t personally be worried if my HCT and HGB came back at his levels. But he did almost have a HCT of 54, which is on the higher end, even for my standards, so if I were him I would have donated like he did, but wouldn’t have stopped the protocol that he was on simply because of having those HCT and HGB levels, considering he felt good in all areas.</p><p></p><p>It’s the same with total test levels. Some people think a total T level of over 1500 is detrimental to a man’s health long term, while people like me don’t think that at all for most guys. It’s impossible to say one view is correct over the other. Since male HRT is still a relatively new field of medicine, a lot of it is going to be a matter of opinion, unfortunately. Just is what it is at this stage</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 240936, member: 15043"] Oh I firmly believe blowing off erythrocytosis is irresponsible as well. I just think there’s varying opinions on what a “high concentration of RBC’s to the point that it’s detrimental to someone’s health” is. HCT is just a ratio of RBC’s to the volume of someone’s blood, so that can always be improved and worsened by hydration status. So if someone isn’t having symptoms of high RBC’s, their platelets aren’t too high, and they’re vitals are all within range, I wouldn’t personally be worried if my HCT and HGB came back at his levels. But he did almost have a HCT of 54, which is on the higher end, even for my standards, so if I were him I would have donated like he did, but wouldn’t have stopped the protocol that he was on simply because of having those HCT and HGB levels, considering he felt good in all areas. It’s the same with total test levels. Some people think a total T level of over 1500 is detrimental to a man’s health long term, while people like me don’t think that at all for most guys. It’s impossible to say one view is correct over the other. Since male HRT is still a relatively new field of medicine, a lot of it is going to be a matter of opinion, unfortunately. Just is what it is at this stage [/QUOTE]
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Clinical Use of Anabolics and Hormones
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Nandrolone for Mood | Feeling much Better..
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