Hey BW....do you ever get vertigo?
not in a strict sense: never had the whirling, which-way-is-up sensation that causes folks to keel over. That said, I have had instances where I've lost my balance (and have even fallen once or twice) in the last 15 years; since I started taking the 'Tropins, I've not had any balance issues.
Truth is, I've had blood-pressure-related dizziness on standing for 40 years off+on, but none in the last several years. however, vertigo is different. either way, I've had no episodes of any kind in recent months (although my daughter & my wife's cat managed to trip me up in the hall last month - not my fault, damn' kids gangin' up on me like that!)
Just for the record, for as long as I can remember, my sense of balance has been excellent, and i've been surefooted on virtually any terrain in virtually any weather.
When do you plan on using the Oratropin?
Haven't decided: lame, I know - I've had the stuff long enough!
The main thrust of this experiment, beyond seeing how much of my health and fitness I can re-create, is to see if the GHRP-6 family can retore my GH levels long-term; I'm just not sure where in that the OT would best serve.
Also not nitpicking / just being lazy but.. Maybe putting what day or week you are into your experiment would be good?
I've been doing that, I thought: in addition to regular posts & responses, I've been posting a weekly log of dosing schedule & effects - each one is labeled with the week.
For current purposes, I'm at the end of Week 5, and the end of my first week of Hexatropin. Posting the log for this past week sometime in the next 24.
If I'm NOT flagging where I am in the process well enough, maybe others will chime & straighten me out....
I thought ringing sensation(tinnitus) you were talking about was interesting.
It has been about a year and a half since I have been in front of some monitors for any extended period of time and the ringing is not as loud. But from what I have always been told any hearing loss or damage is permanent. I wonder if the ringing is effect of the hairs breaking in the inner ear and or some other mechanism.
I've always been told tinnitus is irreversible; that plus the fact that I've been noticing mine more & more over the last few months made it something I could track for changes fairly easily.
The fact that I've noticed ANY variation strikes me as (at least vaguely) positive. But, we'll see how it all turns out.
I wonder if the hair coming in is a long term gain.
I sure as hell hope it is!! Of all the things that have conspired to make me feel old, having my hair go thin-to-nonexistent has been a biggie.
Sounds like your walking alot. What is the diet like? Are you keeping things around or below maintence. Eating clean and frequently etc...
not walking as much as I want, but like everything else, walking takes time. Diet is unexceptional: not terribly clean, but little-to-no fast or frozen food; I mostly buy & cook real food: chicken & fish are my main protein, followed by whey, beef and lamb (in that order - virtually no pork at all, BTW); veggies are what I can get fresh at Whole Foods or the local road-side stands (in-season, that is); no cream sauces & like that, mostly use mint, peppers & citrus for seasoning.
Indulgences are few & far between (NO BINGING!)
Calories can fluctuate between 2300 - 2700, with maintenance @ 3500
Dude, I appreciate your questions & comments, okay?