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Bodybuilders are running massive uncontrolled studies with PEDs. Imagine what medical research could learn if their drug use, bloodwork and outcomes were properly documented.

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Abud Bakri MDvor 23 Tagen

Is he drunk? Pregnant ladies have the best hair It’s after pregnancy that they lose it, when progesterone levels drop

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Ethernet £vor 23 Tagen

Here's my prolactin on 500iu HCG EOD, 250mg/test E and 1 click scrotal cream/daily. No prolactin control. It's all subjective, and a lot of these bodybuilders are lazy fat fucks to begin with.

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Adam Englishvor 23 Tagen

Armon was a coach for a few years. I have been saying this for years. Bbers are so far ahead of the curve in a myriad of ways.

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ahmadvor 23 Tagen

PEDs re grew my hair, i attribute it to gh

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Zackapril1989vor 23 Tagen

Taking Hcg raises prolactin?? Never knew that

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Jamal Dinkouivor 23 Tagen

Yes. In nine healthy men, a single 5,000 IU hCG injection raised prolactin significantly by day four, reaching about 83% above baseline on day six. The author suggested the preceding estradiol rise helped explain it. PMID: 6796305

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Zackapril1989vor 23 Tagen

Would bromo counter act it?

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ALvor 23 Tagen

I feel 💯 times better when not using hcg

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malignyantvor 23 Tagen

Deca only cycle article when

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Jamal Dinkouivor 23 Tagen

Never

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mkultravor 23 Tagen

Is there anything better for pct than hcg?

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Davevor 23 Tagen

Gym bros always ahead of the curve.

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halfassvor 23 Tagen

Im glad I never hopped on hcg despite what everyone was telling me when I tried testosterone 😭

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Levi Schittlordvor 23 Tagen

P5P and energy level through the roof.

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Saddam Neet Hodlssein 🏴‍☠️vor 22 Tagen

so without having to read your enormous article, shall we do sublingual pregnenolone and/or hMG subcu then?

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Nablavor 23 Tagen

I don't think low hcg gives you that high prolactin... and you also can control that

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Vita Bella Healthvor 23 Tagen

Interesting point. Better data could change the conversation.

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