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My resting heart rate is 90-100bpm on gear. Using Test suspension, MENT, and Tren 300mg/300mg/350mg per Week ..any else experience this while on cycle?
High Heart Rate on Cycle- Normal?
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Phew! Suspension Ment AND tren? Wow lol. That's not too surprising. Are you using anti estrogens? Between the sust and ment you've got to be retaining ton of water?
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letro 1mg ED .. water retention is not bad from my judgment. ... I was thinking doing a diuretic at night before bed.
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That could make your heart rate higher though so be careful...dehydration.
I am on 350trest/350cyp/700deca. I am taking 12.5mg Aromasin twice a day. 5 UI prami at night. My BP is 117/75 resting heart rate low 70s. I think my e2 level is good casue if I forget one dose of Aromasin my nips get hard. The next day after two doses of Aromasin this goes away. I am wondering if the letro is causing your high heart rate. I am retaining water but this is normal for me on DECA. The question I have for you is the Tren helping you dry out. I have enough Trest till thanksgiving and thinking of adding Tren after that. Just curious how Tren and Trest react together
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how tall are you and how much do you weight?
tren and trest have helped me lose bf and maintain my strength even though I am trying to lose a few lbs to lower heart rate
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Don't really want to go to a doctor to get a beta blocker. Do you know any UG place to get some? and what would be the dose?
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Ask [MENTION=35]pharmacist[/MENTION] for beta blocker. For something that important, go pharma route.
5'11". 235lbs high teen in BF
What he said. But why wouldn't you want a prescription? It's easy to get.
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I was looking for maybe doing ACE inhibitors as a safer option to Beta blockers.
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The doctor would want to find a root cause for my tachycardia which might lead to question my use of anabolic which i don't want to disclose. I don't look very average too pull of the lean body mass to height ratio he's going to wonder whats up.
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I was using t3 and ECA for a while but I dropped them all before doing tren. I did it during PCT to keep eating and limit body fat gains.
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[MENTION=35]pharmacist[/MENTION] .. I see you have a link to Telmisartan by Bill Roberts. any feedback on this product? .. I might believe my elevated heart rate is a result of a slight high bp around 130-140/70-75 its still pre-hypertension but this drug is best for this case scenario so what it says.
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Well I am glad your bp is good with those stats. That is pretty heavy weight for 5 11. I am 255 and 6 1.5" I am a "large" person hence a larger heart to pump .. If you read most books on steroids like building perfect beast or chemical muscle enhancement it says its not abnormal for systolic to be as high as 180 but the problem is when your dystolic is higher than 100 is when you should be worried and do something about it. .. I really don't think letro would have anything to do with it, in fact it would lead to less water rentention an less edema to lower bp and heart stoke output
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The link is there by mistake. After copy paste the list from a different forum. I will update the list this weekend to a new one without links or hyperkinks. I suggest you go with a mild BP decreaser. Metoprolol ... maybe...
A beta blocker such as metoprolol or nebivolol (what I take) basically only help you. Nebivolol has been shown to actually prevent and even reverse LVH. All my doctor did was say " your pulse is a little fast, I'm going to prescribe you some bystolic and here's some samples." Guys are too paranoid. I ask my doctor for whatever I want and give him a reason and he prescribes it.
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I wont deny I am a pussy when it comes to talking to my doctor. anyways how are the sides? .. I have read they can be pretty nasty if they exist
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