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EQ = increases test levels?

ABsR4FAGS

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Hey i have a question and was debating this with a friend the other day. He goes in for blood work for his HRT appointment. He thinks he needs to stop the EQ because it will show increased test levels(above the HRT dosage level). Now wouldnt only test show increased test levels? Or is it different depending on the drug used?

I told him as long as the test dose is at the hrt level and the eq is kept in it shouldnt be a problem and test only increases test.
 
ABsR4FAGS said:
Hey i have a question and was debating this with a friend the other day. He goes in for blood work for his HRT appointment. He thinks he needs to stop the EQ because it will show increased test levels(above the HRT dosage level). Now wouldnt only test show increased test levels? Or is it different depending on the drug used?

I told him as long as the test dose is at the hrt level and the eq is kept in it shouldnt be a problem and test only increases test.
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Equipoise should not indicate an increased testosterone level on a hormone blood test.
 
Boldenone =1,4-androstadiene-3-one,17b-ol
Test = 4-androstene-3-one,17beta-ol

Not sure if it will or will not but the structure is very similar. It certainly fools the body into shutting you down.
 
Well, in dogs one of the metabolites of Boldenone is testosterone: Invalid Link Removed
 
its more a question of the specific blood test and how its performed. Could go either way really, it is possible for it to come in as a false testosterone.
 
SupremeSE said:
On a doping test this is relevant, but I don't think that it would indicate an increased testosterone level on a hormone blood test.
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Are you sure about that? If it was in the urine, it was in the blood. I have not read antyhing about the kidneys converting hormones to testosterone before excretion
 
jonny21 said:
Are you sure about that? If it was in the urine, it was in the blood. I have not read antyhing about the kidneys converting hormones to testosterone before excretion
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Testosterone is a METABOLITE of Equipoise, what exact percentage of Boldenone is metabolized in to testosterone? I don't think it would suffice to cause an increased testosterone level on a blood hormone test, but I could be wrong. :)
 
SupremeSE said:
On a doping test this is relevant, but I don't think that it would indicate an increased testosterone level on a hormone blood test.
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yeah thats what i was thinking. The bloodwork is just going to be done to establish the total testosterone levels.

This is where im confused since EQ is a testosterone derivative could it effect the blood levels?
 
EasyEJL said:
i'd think that he could be off for 48 hours and be pretty clear
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well as you know EQ is a long acting ester and still acts up to 3 weeks. So whats you definition of "off"... last injection or time for the drug to clear out(3 weeks)?

The 17th of march is a monday so say doing the last injection on the saturday before on the 8th be sufficient. Im just curious on why you think it would be 48 hours? Thanks!
 
ABsR4FAGS said:
well as you know EQ is a long acting ester and still acts up to 3 weeks. So whats you definition of "off"... last injection or time for the drug to clear out(3 weeks)?

The 17th of march is a monday so say doing the last injection on the saturday before on the 8th be sufficient. Im just curious on why you think it would be 48 hours? Thanks!
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cause i'm retarded and thinking orals for some reason
 
ABsR4FAGS said:
Hey i have a question and was debating this with a friend the other day. He goes in for blood work for his HRT appointment. He thinks he needs to stop the EQ because it will show increased test levels(above the HRT dosage level). Now wouldnt only test show increased test levels? Or is it different depending on the drug used?

I told him as long as the test dose is at the hrt level and the eq is kept in it shouldnt be a problem and test only increases test.
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The EQ should not effect the blood assay for testosterone. This is different than a urine drug test. He should be fine.
 
ABsR4FAGS said:
well as you know EQ is a long acting ester and still acts up to 3 weeks. So whats you definition of "off"... last injection or time for the drug to clear out(3 weeks)?

The 17th of march is a monday so say doing the last injection on the saturday before on the 8th be sufficient. Im just curious on why you think it would be 48 hours? Thanks!
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EQ metabolites can be detected in urine for months after use has been discontinued.
 
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