fudged myself up with sarms. mk2866 and s4. some rad as well. All EA stuff. (im 44). Endo Doc has me on 25mg/day clomid. Been on it for about 9 months. So it seems my libido has gone down and it's challenge to nut. Otherwise no complaints.
E2 = 44pg/ml less than 39 is what they want
FSH =...
so this is my understanding - SARM like osterine fills receptors up. More osterine you take or longer you take it more of receptors get filled up. By doing so that basically tells your body hey we don't need to make as much Test. So assuming that is correct...
The problem I see is you have...
Few things I found -
1. just searching around the web for I am seeing some mention here and there of high ferritin levels associated with various doctor prescribed steriods. So I would guess it's not a reach to say AAS might cause elevated ferritin.
2. hemacromatosis comes up often with any...
This was after 6 weeks of
10mg mk677 /day
20mg rad140 /day
20mg ostarine/day
Per the pic doesnt look like my hct or rbc are elevated...nor the rest of my iron levels. Just the ferritin...which is why I posted
"I did blood work a fews days after the 7th week (cycle ended)." ie. a few days into pct. bloods on 9-13-18 so basically 2 months since bloods.
SERM - nova or clomid? 4 weeks? I don't know where to get legit serm.
youtube of course! ...yeah I know. live and learn.
any links to blood work on S4? I've tried it at 75mg/day without vision sides. I didn't feel as supressed on it either vs others (rad mk2866). Vascularity, hardness, tight/low water. Joints felt a little better on it but not as good as ostarine.
This is my first post. Hopefully I am posting this in the right place.
age:40
height:6'1
start weight - 196
end weight - 214
cycle - 7 weeks
1-7 - EA (enhanced athlete) MK677 10mg/day (morning empty stomach)
1-7 - EA Rad140 - 20mg/day (10mg morning, 10mg midday or p/wo)
1-7 - EA...
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