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Testosterone Side Effect Management
Water Retention from HCG
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<blockquote data-quote="Vince" data-source="post: 28203" data-attributes="member: 843"><p>My question would be, how do you know the water retention is from hcg? <a href="http://patrickarnoldblog.com/hypertension-and-anabolic-steroids-a-new-pathway/" target="_blank">http://patrickarnoldblog.com/hypertension-and-anabolic-steroids-a-new-pathway/</a></p><p></p><p></p><p>Good excerpt that explains another mechanism for water retention that has nothing to do with estradiol increases:</p><p></p><p>" ...So it's often thought that an anabolic steroids propensity for water retention is related to its potency both as an androgen and as an estrogen (manifested via aromatization to estrogenic metabolites).Confusion has often arisen however when people have noticed that some steroids &#8211; which traditional thinking tells us should not result in extraordinary water retention &#8211; end up doing just that. Steroids that should not aromatize to estrogens such as oxymetholone (anadrol) and methyl-1-testosterone are known to result in extreme water retention in some individuals. A recent paper* suggests a heretofore unmentioned explanation for this."</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vince, post: 28203, member: 843"] My question would be, how do you know the water retention is from hcg? [URL]http://patrickarnoldblog.com/hypertension-and-anabolic-steroids-a-new-pathway/[/URL] Good excerpt that explains another mechanism for water retention that has nothing to do with estradiol increases: " ...So it's often thought that an anabolic steroids propensity for water retention is related to its potency both as an androgen and as an estrogen (manifested via aromatization to estrogenic metabolites).Confusion has often arisen however when people have noticed that some steroids – which traditional thinking tells us should not result in extraordinary water retention – end up doing just that. Steroids that should not aromatize to estrogens such as oxymetholone (anadrol) and methyl-1-testosterone are known to result in extreme water retention in some individuals. A recent paper* suggests a heretofore unmentioned explanation for this." [/QUOTE]
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