Reply With QuoteTweetyea makes ya piss every 5 mins and feel kindof shitty, good if done prior to competions at the right time.
Give to people w/high bloodpressure from holding water retention.
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any one try lasix?
Tweetjust wondering what your experience with it is ?
Tweetyea makes ya piss every 5 mins and feel kindof shitty, good if done prior to competions at the right time.
Give to people w/high bloodpressure from holding water retention.
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TweetGreat body, shitty sense of well being. It made me feel lighheaded, and not recommended for novices unless you've done your homework.
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TweetAll it does is gets rid of water and it is a very hard diuretic to time properly...there are better choices in my opinion like Dyazide & Aldactazide...XXL
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Tweetcramps head achs try another option imo
TweetIf misused it can cause cardiac arrest!
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TweetI have 50 of them and will be trying them after my recovery cycle
TweetOriginally posted by MUS315
I have 50 of them and will be trying them after my recovery cycle
Taking them after your cycle...why??? They only last for as long as your taking them then as soon your off the water returns!
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Tweetwell that sux. I have allways used water pills to get rid of the water I gained on cycle and figured these would do the same only faster. The ones I usually take turn my piss green so I take them before ua to piss them off.How long will the efects last
TweetYou'll start noticing them working on day...going the bathroom often! You have to drink alot of water though and eat alot of potassium too lasix can cause cramps!Originally posted by MUS315
well that sux. I have allways used water pills to get rid of the water I gained on cycle and figured these would do the same only faster. The ones I usually take turn my piss green so I take them before ua to piss them off.
But like I said before...it only lasts till your done, and also not a safe diuretic to use!
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TweetOriginally posted by MUS315
I have 50 of them and will be trying them after my recovery cycle
50 of them??!!!! damn bro all you need is like 1-2 tabs the day of or before a competition, unless your holding some crazzzzy ass water.
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Tweet[QUOTE]Originally posted by bjtheman
You'll start noticing them working on day...going the bathroom often! You have to drink alot of water though and eat alot of potassium too lasix can cause cramps!
But like I said before...it only lasts till your done, and also not a safe diuretic to use! [/QUOTE
I disagree about eating a lot of potassium since it's a potassium sparing diuretic. Excess potassium would lead cardiac arrest since potassium and magnesium are responsible for muscle contractions. The heart is a muscle too lest we forget and its inability to contract and pump blood could lead to a near if not fatal accident.
Tweeti thought that lack of potassium while using diuretics is what could cause cardiac arrest if anything wouldn't potassium and magnesium help hold the water in the muscle while the excess water is flushed out?
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TweetRemember Mike Matarazzo when he had an accident with diuretics back in 1993. He took a potassium-sparing diuretics and was told to take potassium pills with it to flush out excess water. He was rushed to the hospital soon after that and almost died. Yes you are correct about ptassium and magnesium being responsible for holding water, that's what I pointed out to BJ. Below is some info on lasix.Originally posted by bigdaddy_40
i thought that lack of potassium while using diuretics is what could cause cardiac arrest if anything wouldn't potassium and magnesium help hold the water in the muscle while the excess water is flushed out?
Loop Diuretics
Loop Diuretics are short acting and are the most powerful diuretics. Examples include Lasix(furosemide) and its analogs such as bumetanide and peritanide. These drugs are similar to the thiazides but are quantitatively greater in effect. Though, drugs from this family are similar to thiazides it causes a more profound loss of calcium and massive changes in fluid balance. Low calcium levels lead to mucle tetany where the muscles feel locked and cramped in a contracted position and could even tear away from the bone. Because the loop diretics cause indiscriminate losses of all electrolytes, every dangerous situation associated with lower levels of any one substance is a possibility. Because these agents act so swiftly and powerfully, affecting all electrolytes either directly or indirectly, extremely low BP often occurs. When left unchecked this can lead to blood volume to the point of circulatory collapse. This is another reason why precontest BBers should maintain a high sodium intake.
Tweet[QUOTE]Originally posted by iamdwalrus
Lasix is not potassium sparing. Aldactone and Dyazide are.I disagree about eating a lot of potassium since it's a potassium sparing diuretic.
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