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Ok so this used to only happen to me back when I got up to and over a gram of test (haven’t been there in a long time) but Iv been noticing after my test 250/300 shot every 5/6 days I feel tired and have brain fog for three days after my injection and I feel great for a day or two before my next shot.. Could this be estrogen or what?? 250/300mg shot shouldn’t make me feel that way so idk what’s going on.
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That’s a good question !!!
Have you, or are you running Estrogen blockers? If not , why not incorporate some and see what happens!!!
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Yeah I plan on getting bloods first.Comment
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Plus , if you don’t wanna go thru your Dr. go to Private MD Labs, I know there’s a discount code somewhere around here, take the panel and have Some1 read it for you.
It’ll be a fraction of the cost of you used you’re own insurance. Well Worth It !!!Comment
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Will do thanks!Comment
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15% discount on private med labs JUL20Comment
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Yeah i think labs would be a good idea bro. Just to rule that out."SHIAT BIOTCH, thats a big ass!"
A clear concience is a sign of a bad memory.
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No idea. It should have nothing to do with estrogen at that dose. If it's a long acting test when you take it should not make much of a difference. If you are feeling that the timing of the injection correlates with this lethargic feeling split the dose into two shots like 3 days apart.Originally posted by smalls1 View Post
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Hey bro, try a magnesium supp. 200 mg morning and night before bed. I also take calcium 1:1 with my mag.
I use a magnesium complex with diff forms of mag. The different forms all help a little differently. Try that and see how you feel."SHIAT BIOTCH, thats a big ass!"
A clear concience is a sign of a bad memory.
husband of the year
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Try the med wellbutrin. It has a little zing to itComment
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Hell Bro I thought that was just called getting old. Not to mention having kids. lolComment
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It’s most certainly not like it used to be haha.
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It could be simply ageOriginally posted by smalls1 View Post
As I get older I'm noticing that I react differently to a host of things gear included.
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What gets me by and gets me to the gym, I'm sure many will disagree but it works for me, is Adderall.Originally posted by pgc648 View Post
I know it's an amphetamine but it is not nearly as strong as methamphetamine. Been using it daily for years. Have prescription, only thing that sucks is after awhile you need it, no energy without it. I think it's worth the trade off as long as I do not run out and I make sure I don't.
Wellbutrin works on the same receptors but is much milder you may want to try that. Or Monofidil.
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