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how long to return to normal after superdrol?

  1.  04-20-2006  10:41 AM
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    how long to return to normal after superdrol?


    i was planning a superdrol cycle for may 1st. however, my bachelor party is in early june, which would give me only 2 weeks of recovery. is this enough time for liver values to return to normal to allow for binge drinking? im not looking to get jaundice.



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    No definitely not enough time. If you plan on starting in may, then you would still be going through your pct in june.

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    I took SD back in mid-late December '05 for 3 weeks at 20mg per day. I loaded 1000mg of milk thistle a day for weeks before and after my cycle. As of April, my liver values have still not return to "normal." My liver function is still mildy elevated!!

    Take caution when using SD because it could take awhile for liver function to be back to "normal." I'm still waiting to hear from the doctor to see how severe I'm hurting, still!!!!!!!

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    no, chances are what you run for pct..nolva,clomid..will elevate liver enzymes as well. Plus heavy drinking imo is no good with recovery either.

    Just wait it out bro. And hope you get completely hammered out of your mind at your bachelor party

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    wow, i might never use sd with how long liver values are taking to return to normal.

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    Originally Posted by nattyHST
    wow, i might never use sd with how long liver values are taking to return to normal.
    Might be the healthier option though... depending on your drinking habits.

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    Originally Posted by rocketscientist
    Might be the healthier option though... depending on your drinking habits.
    with how hard sd is, i would think it would be healthier regardless of drinking habbits.


    right now i drink every 2-3 weeks, something i can cut down if needed, but i am not sure how long i would need to do this to be safe.

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    Drinking 16 oz of black coffee can reduce liver damage before a night of heavy drinking.

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    Originally Posted by nattyHST
    with how hard sd is, i would think it would be healthier regardless of drinking habbits.
    The main issue with SD IMO is what it does to your lipid levels. Of course all depends on your personal tolerance to these things.
    If binge drinking is healthier than a 3 week cycle of SD - I'd still leave that open... your chances of ending up in the emergency room are higher with binge drinking than on a cycle of SD. And if you say 'regardless of drinking habits' which would even include alcoholism (or going on spring break lol) then you are likely wrong.

    But I really just made that comment because your post somehow reminded me how everyone is really concerned about the possible health risks of steroids whereas hardly anyone thinks twice when it comes to alcohol etc. Which all comes back to the travesty of how steroids are viewed in the public. Totally different subject though.

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    I lose all desire to drink when on SD

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    is one night really going to hurt you that bad? i mean, how much do you plan on drinking? why would you want to be hungover for your wedding?

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    Originally Posted by nattyHST
    i was planning a superdrol cycle for may 1st. however, my bachelor party is in early june, which would give me only 2 weeks of recovery. is this enough time for liver values to return to normal to allow for binge drinking? im not looking to get jaundice.
    you'll be fine. one night of binge drinking during PCT is not going to do you much harm. the liver is regenerative.

    odd how people focus on hepatotoxicity but ignore the REAL problems like HDL.

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    define "binge drinking"

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    Originally Posted by mitch911
    define "binge drinking"
    12+ beers

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    Originally Posted by nattyHST
    12+ beers
    Like I said, 16 oz of black coffee can help reduce liver damage, you should be fine..

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    I'm happy to see that people are keeping these things in consideration for safety and in general, intelligent use.

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    I will never drink again since I chose to train, spend A LOT of money and time on diet and cycle AAS. NEVER.

    This is all I have to say (see attched)

    This bloodwork is from a SD 20/20/30/20 - PCT OXO/rebound 7 week cycle.
    Taken RIGHT at the end of PCT
    (My gains were worth it)

    I encourage us all to put the booze down for good. OMHI

    Peace to all,
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    Originally Posted by Mason
    Like I said, 16 oz of black coffee can help reduce liver damage, you should be fine..
    n-actyl-cysteine will help to maybe milk thistle. sesamin hekps cholesterol try these to protect ur liver

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    Originally Posted by same_old
    you'll be fine. one night of binge drinking during PCT is not going to do you much harm. the liver is regenerative.

    odd how people focus on hepatotoxicity but ignore the REAL problems like HDL.
    I agree

    I'd be much more worried about plaque building on my arteries than the effects of one night of drinking.

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    Originally Posted by brogers
    I agree

    I'd be much more worried about plaque building on my arteries than the effects of one night of drinking.

    what do others think about this? will one night of 15 or so beers be alright 2-3 weeks post cycle?


    it sounds like some think the liver will not be irreversably damaged, while others are more concerned about the cardio vascular system. i am not sure which to believe, as it is hard to figure out who is an experience aas user and who is the 14 year old that read an article or two (no offense to anyone on this, but i think we all know what i mean)

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