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I'm not actually using scare tactics. I'm just referring to the science behind it. The only other documented medical case other than Superdrol that I can think of off the top of my head is Lipokinetix by Syntrax. Which ironically enough was also blamed for liver failure.
Let's be real here, how many members here actually get pre/post bloodwork after their cycles ? Maybe 10% ? That's probably at best rounding upwards. Most people just take their stuff, and supporting supplements and pray for the best.
Also too a very moot argument is methyls and alcohol.
Methylated compounds are metabolized via cytochrome P450 (CYP) 3A4-catalyzed reactions, and to a lesser extent hydroxylated compounds.
Alcohol is metabolized primarily by the CYP2E1 enzyme and NOT 3A4.
Ok, so now that we've established that, it is like comparing apples to oranges. Or draino for that matter. I'm not exactly sure where that has any relevance.
As far as Epistane, what standard is being held to say that it is a 'mild' substance ? Is it multiple bloodworks being done that is enough to draw a substantial statistical conclusion ? There needs to be some standard that it is being compared to. Or is this just another 'brotellegence' comment ?
Hm, your right, that is subjective.
I don't mind what people do, I enjoy hearing the horror stories.
I do believe, however, that it is very irresponsible and wreckless to only tell 'half the truth'.
This compound keeps getting rave reviews on the boards here. My personal experience with Epistane was also fantastic. But, when we hear that Epistane has low liver toxicity, what is this based upon?
1. Actual studies
2. User reports including blood work
3. Sound pharmacologic principles
I'm really hoping to bait Neoborn or some of the IBE guys into jumping in here. What I'm looking for is some defendable reason that I can continue to use this product without excess worry about liver damage.
Are they rare?....Or are they just rarely reported????
Anyone who says ,'I took x,y,z and I'm fine' has a useless argument unless they have pre/post bloodwork to show for it.
Sorry, I didn't know that this thread was done, carry on.
It's not done...nor will it be...this argument of toxicity could go on for ever!
and if you can refer to yourself as "I."Then you're on the winners side!
I plan on getting bloodwork done as soon as I get back on my dad's health insurance (state insurance but not until the fall :sad...
Are they rare?....Or are they just rarely reported????
Anyone who says ,'I took x,y,z and I'm fine' has a useless argument unless they have pre/post bloodwork to show for it.
well considering how stupid america's youth has proven itself to be and the overzealous behavior of parent's of said youth to out the problem of steroids being given to their kids, I would guess the problem is rare. Kids think "well if 3 pills a day makes me gain 10lbs, 6 will make me gain 20lbs" and with that mentality, given the toxicity you seem to believe in, kids would be dropping like flies. Not to mention these horrid combinations of SD, PP, and Halo in a nice neat 50+mg package. Sorry you had such a bad reaction to SD. Did you not know this was a steroid of something? I'll assume you were intelligent enough to know it was. You made that choice knowing what it was, take some responsibility for your actions as well. Any drug you take without the supervision of a doctor, you are taking your life into your own hands. Not everyone reacts the same to drugs. You, and a few others had a bad reaction, your personal vendetta to save the world from SD is a lame at best.
pull up the original blood work from when it was released years ago. It wasn't THAT bad.
The bottom line is that we are all taking risks when taking these types of products. From impure material, to untested drugs, to unknown reactions, we are taking risks. Don't like it, don't play.
Apparently none of the above.....This product is obviouly not well known, although I am trying it to see if it lives up to the hype.
My point exactly!It would be all over the news.Just like when a pit bull atacks someone.Now they have a horrible rep cause of it.
No, actually it would not necessarly be all over the news. Now you are resorting to assumed cause/effect analysis.
Anabolic Xtreme is not a major pharmaceutical company with millions of clients like Mereck and Eli Lilly are. There just isn't the same audience. Of course it isn't going to be plastered all over the news.
If they had a news report on Superdrol, a lot of people would be like 'WTF is that ?'
If they had a news report on Viagra then everyone would be tuned in and interested.
The media isn't going to make a priority covering something that only 20% of America really cares about. If they get bored or desperate they might, but other things take a priority so the media route is not applicable.
Once again, I am not familar with the terms such as 'That bad' or 'it is mild'.
What's the gold standard being held as to toxicity ? Are we referring to solely bloodwork values ?
So a 5 point increase in liver enzymes is 'ok' ?
A 10 point increase in liver enzymes is 'mild' ?
What are you basing these totally subjective comments off of ?
Or if you wind up like T-Bone in the hospital then it is 'harsh' and everything else is 'mild' ?
If you are going to set standards for toxicity, you need to impose restrictions for each level.
Honestly, there's just more respect involved if you guys admit that your 'analysis' of toxicity is nothing more than 'brotellegence' and 'bro-lore', because we both know that is what it is.
.....or 'Dude, I feel fine' testimonies.
Trust me dude.When little johnny goes through what t-bone did.Then that Mom is talking to another,like little johny's friend's Mom,who had the same thing happen.They're going to start talking and making a big deal about this.Then learn how serious of a problem it is from others and "make a stand" to save the lives of others.Wheter it's on the internet,news,whatever.People would do something to get the word out if it was even close to somewhat of a common problem.Remember the cheese thing going on?You seriously think 20% of the pop takes that?No!But they talked about it because some kids were dying or comming close to dying.........
That would have been great press though if T-Bone went to the media about it and showed the bottle he was taking.
If he did go to the media about it, I bet there might have been a good chance that they aired it on the local news.....keyword: local, not national.
That is just not true, I proved it myself while I was in the hospital!. Also I am not the only one that ended up in the hospital after using Superdrol....Just search.
To assume that Superdrol is fine because every single person who took it isn't dead is a moot assumption.
It dosen't (and shouldn't) take a large portion of adverse effects to warrent a recall. Last time I checked, the FDA sent a letter regarding it.
That would have been great press though if T-Bone went to the media about it and showed the bottle he was taking.
If he did go to the media about it, I bet there might have been a good chance that they aired it on the local news.....keyword: local, not national.
Once again, I am not familar with the terms such as 'That bad' or 'it is mild'.
What's the gold standard being held as to toxicity ? Are we referring to solely bloodwork values ?
So a 5 point increase in liver enzymes is 'ok' ?
A 10 point increase in liver enzymes is 'mild' ?
What are you basing these totally subjective comments off of ?
Or if you wind up like T-Bone in the hospital then it is 'harsh' and everything else is 'mild' ?
If you are going to set standards for toxicity, you need to impose restrictions for each level.
Honestly, there's just more respect involved if you guys admit that your 'analysis' of toxicity is nothing more than 'brotellegence' and 'bro-lore', because we both know that is what it is.
.....or 'Dude, I feel fine' testimonies.
If there was an epidemic of people dying from SD, i bet it would make national news. So far, i haven't seen it.
To assume that Superdrol is fine because every single person who took it isn't dead is a moot assumption.
It dosen't (and shouldn't) take a large portion of adverse effects to warrent a recall. Last time I checked, the FDA sent a letter regarding it.
Idk about you,but not dead and not in the hospital or having serious side affects is considered fine to me.Others are fine with being skinny or overweight though,so different strokes for different folks.The letter was because they realised it was a steroid. and that they were going to be looking further into it.They all got scared and pulled them(what you going to do now?)and sold their rights to others.
ReaperX...is there an anti-steroid section in this forum you and T-bone can hang out in? Maybe recruit and form an elite posse advocating the idiocy of steroid users?![]()
I mentioned this in another thread. My late wife took 3 150mg ED for 3 days of WellButrin, had a seizure went into a coma and died within 18 days.
Does that indicate everyone will have this problem with WB, certainly not. But seizures is listed as one of the ' side effects '. Death isn't.
Elevated liver enzymes only indicate your liver is working and be glad that it is. Repeated stress, over the years can take its toll. Wellbutrin didn't kill my wife, alcohol did. Autopsy showed cirrhosis and that doesn't happen quickly.
In an otherwise healthy adult, this would never have happened. She was not healthy.
The moral being there may have been some other underlying cause of your reaction to SuperDrol causing you to end up in the hospital, I don't know.
Needless to say, the message should be brought to the attention of its users and only they can make the decision to take the risk.
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Once again, I am not familar with the terms such as 'That bad' or 'it is mild'.
What's the gold standard being held as to toxicity ? Are we referring to solely bloodwork values ?
So a 5 point increase in liver enzymes is 'ok' ?
A 10 point increase in liver enzymes is 'mild' ?
What are you basing these totally subjective comments off of ?
Or if you wind up like T-Bone in the hospital then it is 'harsh' and everything else is 'mild' ?
If you are going to set standards for toxicity, you need to impose restrictions for each level.
Honestly, there's just more respect involved if you guys admit that your 'analysis' of toxicity is nothing more than 'brotellegence' and 'bro-lore', because we both know that is what it is.
.....or 'Dude, I feel fine' testimonies.
If you want to take it, by all means knock yourself out. It is a free country and dosen't affect me.
...there would have to be PLENTY of deaths/illnesses reported in regards to SD in order for it to be recognized as HORRIBLE...or if maybe a sports player was to get caught with it or admit to using it (sounds like another McGuire and 1AD scene again) and I am referring to SD clones since the compound is still around and obviously SD original is already banned...
Let me play Neo:
1. Epi is safe and effective
2. SD is effective
3. Stock up on Epi before it is no longer around!
I'm offering an end to this thread if others want to join.It's getting nowhere.I have used this before and i'll use it now.This is like proving to a non christian that theirs a god,and proving to a christian that their isn't.GOOD LUCK!!!!!!
Agreed, I've studied steroid structure and taken them for 30
years and in my opinion Epi is relatively safe.
Let me play Neo:
1. Epi is safe and effective
2. SD is effective
3. Stock up on Epi before it is no longer around!
Thats good to hear!I have four bottles of havoc.