creatine on cycle? why not?

[loki515]

ouch, someone just got the raw....wned2:

haha totally agreed, and for someone who posted 52 times they don't care about this thread then why continue to post I don't care? and the OP dosent post anymore in here i'm sure because it went from him getting others opinions to you getting in a pissing match with others in here and he is getting no knowledge from you. Your attitude sucks and you should check yourself. OP wanted info not your smart mouth to load his thread with useless posts about how you don't care. IMO, not getting in some immature shouting match with you so no need for you to respond in your adolescent CAPS TO ME either. lmao

Oh yeah and your anabolic body ??? i'm not some huge guy either but I'm not 6'0 tall and 165 bragging about how anabolic and strong i am either. You should post a pix, this should be interesting.

 

[russy_russ]

lol, just read absracts huh, at least i read, and do understand an extensive amount of it, and to me creatine in my PCT is what werks, but what do i know. Plenty of Creatine in my anabolic body, whether the compound is more one way or the other by the way of properties, And have my own bloodwerk with the levels to know what going on my body, and i dont even keep any rats.

Apparently you have never participated/conducted research. The abstract is a brief summary of the entire article. You just don't read the abstract, it is for people to know what your study tests, methods used, etc. I can tell by the way you respond that you do not know much about how the body adapts to exercise-acutely, and chronically. Everyone's body is in a constant anabolic/catabolic state (metabolism) even without exercise. Anabolism does not specifically refer only to muscle fiber. I would suggest you learn much more before using anabolic/androgenic steroids again, you could permanently endanger your endocrine system while doing more harm than good.

 

[lyfespan]

Apparently you have never participated/conducted research. The abstract is a brief summary of the entire article. You just don't read the abstract, it is for people to know what your study tests, methods used, etc. I can tell by the way you respond that you do not know much about how the body adapts to exercise-acutely, and chronically. Everyone's body is in a constant anabolic/catabolic state (metabolism) even without exercise. Anabolism does not specifically refer only to muscle fiber. I would suggest you learn much more before using anabolic/androgenic steroids again, you could permanently endanger your endocrine system while doing more harm than good.

lol an abstract is that thing the courts gives you, to take to the dvm to get your lic. un suspended, and oops this will be my 4th cycle, too late, guess im gonna die of shutdown now.

 

[russy_russ]

lol an abstract is that thing the courts gives you, to take to the dvm to get your lic. un suspended, and oops this will be my 4th cycle, too late, guess im gonna die of shutdown now.

Seriously? Wow, I didn't think you were that clueless. You do know that in some individuals only one cycle is enough to permanently shut them down, therefore they will be on HRT the rest of their life? Perhaps this minority may be quantifiably small, it doesn't change the fact that it could happen. Not to mention that I'd be willing to put money on it that your PCT isn't up to par, probably your cycle support neither. This not only goes for testosterone, all endocrinological hormones for that matter.