TweetBe careful with the gear, mainly tren. I checked out at 185/128, my doc said I could have a stroke at any time. And the thought of kidney failure at 28 doesn't sound too good. I use catapress and hydroclorothiazide to control it. but there are a million bp meds out there just find the one that works best with the least sides.

fireman

Tweetgood luck bro! be smart

TweetBP will go up on cycle stay safe your BP isnt actually that bad I take BP meds and yours doesnt seem that bad especially if you are on!

Tweethey gu u havin any probs with hands fallina sleep?

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Originally posted by gearedup
BP will go up on cycle stay safe your BP isnt actually that bad I take BP meds and yours doesnt seem that bad especially if you are on!

My Doc said anything over 130/90 is a concern

I have never done any roid

but I am taking an over the counter Allergy med (Tylenol Allergy Sinus) , he said that it could raise the bp because it contains Pseudoephedrine HCI 30mg(Nasal decongestant)

Tweeti always thought 130/90 was normal shit i need to go to the doc mine was like 170/105 or some shit like that

Tweetwhats a normal pulserate mine was 115

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Originally posted by fireman
Be careful with the gear, mainly tren. I checked out at 185/128, my doc said I could have a stroke at any time. And the thought of kidney failure at 28 doesn't sound too good. I use catapress and hydroclorothiazide to control it. but there are a million bp meds out there just find the one that works best with the least sides.

fireman

Well said. Monitoring blood pressure is of critical importance, it is easy to do, and there are so many medications available to help, it is a shame when people ignore BP issues.

I strongly favor Dyazide while on cycle because it is very mild (when used in small dosages to control BP), it helps to control bloat, it is readily available, and it is dirt-ass cheap.

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Originally posted by MYRICK
whats a normal pulserate mine was 115

It is generally accepted that the typical adult has a resting heart rate of about 72 BPM. Elite endurance athletes may have readings of 40 BPM or lower.

My resting heart rate is 52 BPM when not on cycle, and I almost never do any aerobic crap. When I am on cycle it can skyrocket up to 62 BPM.

I think my low resting heart rate is one of the main reasons that I am able to tolerate really high amounts of Clenbuterol, Dexedrine, Caffeine, Theophylline, etc.

TweetMy Doc said anything over 130/90 is a concern and it's been high the last couple times to the Doc although I was sick with the flu at the time, so it could have been the over the counter cold and flu meds , But my family has a history of high BP .

I have never done any roid

but I am taking an over the counter Allergy med (Tylenol Allergy Sinus) , he said that it could raise the bp because it contains Pseudoephedrine HCI 30mg(Nasal decongestant) , I did not take it the day I went to the Doc , but he said next time not to take it for a few days before my next appointment.

Stats: 5'9 ht 220 wt 33 age

Starting Swolegenix on Monday
Then was planning on running either :

(Wouldn't start until end of summer)

Sus 500mg Every 3 days
Deca 400mg Wk
Bdol 30mg ED

or

Tren/Prop combo 37.5/50 ED Start low and see how I react, then adjust

Winny 50 EOD