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Clean up your AR's

3PeteNC

3PeteNC

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I know things like megadosing can burn out our AR's at an accelerated rate and even normal use overtime burns em up, but over time can they be "cleaned up"?
 
DNP is said to do this, but i'm not sure on how true that is. PGF2a is also said to do this, but again I have no proof or studies.
 
yea i've been searching around and havnt found any info, DNP is extremely dangerous though, i dont think i'd **** with that ****
 
I have not researched this but from my understanding i would think it is just TIME. Im so tempted to go on cycle again but to make the best of my next cycle i think i need a good 4 months after PCT to "clean up my ARs"
 
Check out ALRIs Jungle Warfare. if I am not mistaken that is one of the benefits of the product.
 
motiv8er said:
Check out ALRIs Jungle Warfare. if I am not mistaken that is one of the benefits of the product.
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yea, i've heard it has alot of benefits, didnt know that helping clean the AR's was one of them, i'm definitely going to check it out
 
dieting then going straight on a bulking cycle will do this, as will dnp, pgf-2 and Methandriol.
 
Klaus said:
I would like to see these documented cases.
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one study showed that endurance trained rats had higher receptor levels than sedintary ones (because of the increase production of endogenous test), but when both groups were administered androgens, receptor levels were lowered in both


this is just one, however, if you go onto a database (galegroup, web of science, etc.) you can find others
 
I think X-Factor is supposed to help clean out ARs if I'm not mistaken. Also, as others have mentioned Legal Gear are making a product they claim has the same effect, although I haven't seen any feedback on it yet.
 
I wouldnt let LG take out my trash. I have no respect for them.
 
3PeteNC said:
one study showed that endurance trained rats had higher receptor levels than sedintary ones (because of the increase production of endogenous test), but when both groups were administered androgens, receptor levels were lowered in both


this is just one, however, if you go onto a database (galegroup, web of science, etc.) you can find others
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Can you please post these studies.


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Klaus said:
On the basis of the research you have presented, what you are assuming here is not good. Human physiology and rat physiology differs substantially in ways too numerous to name. For this topic to be of any use to us, the studies must be performed in humans and submitted preferrably to a peer reviewed journal. Although I do not remember the reference off of the top of my head, a number of members here are familiar with a certain journal article that details the up regulation of androgen receptors in the presence of large(r) doses of anabolic steroids. Over the course of a six month period, however, the quantity of androgen receptors falls to baseline. This is a good example of why it is important stick with human studies when dealing with this topic of interest.
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actually alot of preliminary research is done on rats with regards to drugs, such as DCA (dichloroacetate) to cure (yes that's correct i said cure) cancer, which is being done at the University of Alberta in Edmonton
 
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