haha if only it was that easy to produce more RBCs..cyclist wouldnt need to blood dope anymore lol. if water thinned the blood, we wouldnt need pharmaceutical blood thinners. no, increasing blood volume increases venous return, which increases the Frank Starling Mechanism, which increases, left ventricular contractility, which increases cardiac output, which increases BP. simply put, you have more volume in the same size container, so theres more pressure against the walls. this is why diuretics are used to treat hypertension. however, your body will regulate this and for the most part balance you correctly... hence peeing more frequently. i doubt this is the issue though, i was just making a point.
Most aren't aware that it's your kidneys that control BP( so says my cardiologist). Make certain you are downing lots of liquids if you try another cycle. Drink at least a half gallon during any workout etc. Most guys focus on they're liver but forget about the kidneys.
