jaharris1701
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That's good to know, I wonder, I assume they test the blood, if levels are high what do they do with it? Do they make note if I were to go back to the same location ?
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Blood is never tested for aas, test levels, etc as it poses no threat at all to the recipient considering when it's taken from your body it is one pint of the 10 your body has. So basically it's 10% of the levels which would then be further diluted and degraded when given to the recipient so there would be nothing negative whatsoever
Blood is only tested for infectious diseases after they make sure your hematocrit and RBC are in spec before donating
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brother, can you be any more vague? that depends on what you are running... you dont really need to donate blood on cycle unless you are using eq...
I have a natural tendency to run a high hematocrit and hemoglobin count. When I started TRT my red blood cells shoot up fairly quickly. I donate every 3-4 months like clockwork. So, yea, I'm doing it for me, but also helping someone else out.
yes, always remember you are also helping others at the same time
I meant to say don't worry I haven't taken any Anabolics and zero cycle experience and Dylan awesome link brother Equipoise is on top of the list of what I would like to run along with Decca and Testosterone but for now I'm to young but also I've heard you say Dylan that it makes you feel good can you describe what the feeling feels like
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Absolutely you do, higher levels of testosterone will raise RBC
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Holy Miss Molé! I did not know that! Good thing I asked. So it is possible I might have to do that to feel better!? When would it be optimal to find out if I would need to donate blood? Mid cycle bloods? At what level of my RBC should I really consider donating blood? Man, that was a close one!
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If you RBC, hematacrit or hemoglobin get too high, and it is ignored you have a higher chance for a blood clot and stroke. I had a buddy, who was in his early 40's, and was cycling on and off for years, never checked his blood levels. It happened to him.
Yea! And he lost a ton of weight from being hospitalized. He's fine now, but is on a blood thinner and is only doing Test under a Dr care.
Make sure you donate every 2-4 months. I do.
Hey oldcountry, just wanted to add, sorry about your friend there. I'm realizing all kinds of red tape when it comes to using AAS. One being that you have to have it on your conscience at ALL times that you have to monitor your health in areas that you should not have to if you were not using steroids. Wouldn't it be accurate to say that you are compensating your health, and life to a degree? It's like one has to incorporate that into their own typical lifestyle. I mean I could see where people could forget to follow through with this, that, take this, don't take that, watch for this, increase that, etc., etc., etc. I personally think steroids aren't for everybody. This is serious business what I make of it. And so you know, I am new at this. Hopefully going to run my first cycle late April coming up. I got all my stuff already.
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when you did a mid cycle blood check that will give you the indicator of whether its necessary or not... if you are running eq, just consider it madatory
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