No AAS or anything else? Go donate blood now, to bring the thick blood (high hematocrit) down.
Sorry, I don't have experience with ipamorelin. But you really need to donate as your RBC and hematocrit levels are pretty high. You certainly don't want to suffer a stroke from this.
They're out of range man, but fear mongering of a stroke is a bit much. I've known guys on this forum and others that have hemoglobins of 21 and hematocrits of up to 57. It didn't prevent my doc from just writing me a script for a cycle too. I plan on 250/wk for 12 weeks and am in the process of learning how to self bleed
Yes, I'm treating this seriously. Any elevated hematocrit level above 51% has a chance of stroke risk:
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Now, before you go crazy, I said "risk" and it depends on the individual and their health. Why take a chance on your health when a simple blood donation can help?
I do appreciate the input brother. My hemoglobin, hematocrit, and RBC have been elevated since my youth. I was a highly decorated NCAA distance runner back in 99-03. Most accomplished distance runners have elevated blood volume, which is why they can run fast for long distances. My sister (who is not an athlete) has a hemoglobin of 20. So it is genetic for us. She's slim, I'm 175 at 5-8". I've seen some labs have 54 as the upper range limit. I was dehydrated when I had the blood drawn too. But I would like to lower it. I have some naringin on the way and a member in here claims to have lowered his crit by 4 points in a month. I'm also going to learn how to do a therapeutic phlebotomy
Hopefully someone can chime in on my estrogen anomaly. I already threw away the remaining vials of the ipamorelin. Got some Rx sermorelin on the way.
Do you cycle kenpo? TRT?
Thanks for clearing that up. I was worried you were a non-athlete (normal guy) with high hematocrit and RBC that was on the verge of stroking out! Lol. Just concerned for your health and got a little alarmed for you.
I'm on TRT now for two years and have to give blood myself to keep RBC/hematocrit in check. At 57 I have to be careful.
OP - getting back to your original question about Estrogen; total E doesn't really tell anything. You need Estradiol which is the form that aromatizes from Testosterone and causes problems in males. If you are going on cycle you should have this checked and make sure you take an AI like arimidex with the Test/AAS.
Great – glad you did your homework on this and didn't listen to another one of these quack doctors that don't have any real experience with this.
Fwiw - I think your protocol looks good. Have you ever used Clomid before? Some people tolerate it better than others – it comes with a lot of side effects. I personally had a very good success with it running a very low-dose – 12.5 mg/day. No sides and bounced me back from a Sarms run where I was very suppressed (i.e. Took me from 176 total T to 900 in 4 weeks.)