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Originally Posted by guns01

i agree with fuz it isnt to awful bad at all. i would say ditch the milk thistle completely and jump on some ala nac and tudca. you could also add in some cycle support 2.0 to the mix and drive them numbs way way down.

Cool I'll try that, tudca I guess taking taurine is not a replacement of this?
Says it a taurine conjugate not sure it means a fee things lol
Thanks

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Originally Posted by gusto77

I'm no expert in AAS bro but I would say the more important thing is do your levels return to normal off cycle. The elevated urea is a sign of decreased kidney function but could also be due to other factors like dehydration, etc. From a med standpoint thats kind of the trick. Putting all the puzzle pieces together, considering differentials, and doing follow ups. I have the problem of kind having to do that myself and with your guys help because, doing what I do, I can't walk into the doc show him my labs, tell him what Ive been doing, and ask for follow on tests.

This is true, everything was pretty good last bloodwork I had but wasn't as extensive. I am still trying to find a doc bc paying is expensive in Canadia

TweetUr blood work looks normal bro no worries

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Originally Posted by MOUNTAIN-MAN

Ur blood work looks normal bro no worries

Really???

TweetIt's not sky high levels u just need to take the supps guns advised and u should be fine I get blood work every mth but ins pays for it get the aka and tudaca and it will help

TweetU gotta remember doctors don't know much about aas usage and sides we learn this ourselves threw exp

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Originally Posted by rnixon

Really???

It is not "normal" per say,, those levels are elevated just not outrageous, but I would def say something to watch an repeat in a few months.

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Originally Posted by BABY1

It is not "normal" per say,, those levels are elevated just not outrageous, but I would def say something to watch an repeat in a few months.

Yes I agree that is why I go every mth get blood work as often as u can

TweetThese look pretty good to. If it were me I would keep an eye on the liver function levels that are elevated: ALT, AST, Gamma GT


Also, the urea, potassium levels which are a reflection of kidney function. If you are on any regular daily medications, some can raise potassium. Potassium that gets either to low or to high also has a great effect on cardiac function.

I am no med professional but this is my opinion based on personal experience


Do you have any recent labs that you can compare to before you went on this cycle? that would be helpful

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Originally Posted by BABY1

These look pretty good to. If it were me I would keep an eye on the liver function levels that are elevated: ALT, AST, Gamma GT


Also, the urea, potassium levels which are a reflection of kidney function. If you are on any regular daily medications, some can raise potassium. Potassium that gets either to low or to high also has a great effect on cardiac function.

I am no med professional but this is my opinion based on personal experience


Do you have any recent labs that you can compare to before you went on this cycle? that would be helpful

I'll look I do have a few. I was taking potassium so think that is why it was high.

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Originally Posted by rnixon

I'll look I do have a few. I was taking potassium so think that is why it was high.

Did doc tell you to take more or did you just on your own? Potassium is important but t much isn't good. I see many people sup with potassium especially when they experience muscle pain/cramps and it isn't always a potassium issue

TweetYes it was self prescribed as well as magnesium for side cramping bad prob. Bc of tren

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Originally Posted by rnixon

Yes it was self prescribed as well as magnesium for side cramping bad prob. Bc of tren

Maybe cut back on the potassium?