[quote]SmallToBig wrote:
" Vitamin D: Treatment for Metabolic syndrome?
Metabolic syndrome is that increasingly common collection of low HDL cholesterol, high triglycerides, high blood sugar, and high pressure that now afflicts nearly 1 in 4 adults, rapidly gaining ground to 1 in 3. Beyond these surface factors, metabolic syndrome also creates small LDL particles, VLDL, intermediate-density lipoproteins (IDL), increased imperceptible inflammation measured as higher C - reactive protein, and greater blood clotting tendencies. Metabolic syndrome is usually, though not always, associated with a big tummy (“beer belly,” though I call it “wheat belly”).
In short, metabolic syndrome creates a metabolic mess that leads to dramatic increases in heart disease, vascular disease and stroke, and cancer. The medical community has been paying increasingly greater attention to this condition because of its booming prevalence and because of the big bucks invested in “education” by the manufacturers of the diabetes and pre-diabetes drugs, particularly makers of Actos and Avandia.
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Metabolic mess sounds like something I experienced post cycle when I came out without without tapering.
Had I known this I would have ordered D3 injections.
My recovery supplements/experimentation is at the moment IM injections of:
B6
B5
B12 - methylcobalamine
Progesterone
Alflutops
Growth Hormone
It is quite shocking and repugnant to read how doctors have turned themselves into such shameless cons.
It is a similar story with this injection called Alflutops. It has proved to be a brilliant supplement so far and it does provide a cure - it is little known because of course once cured people won’t be going back to doctors for treatment and pharmaceutical companies won;t benefit from their designer safe now break down later drugs.
I haven’t the time to go into it but research into Alflutops and you will see accounts of people who have been healed only after a 21 day course of IM injections.
I am currently on day 10 and they are not painful at all.
The GH is also brilliant and not painful and I have even done IV - phenomenal pumps and vascularity when administered pre workout. When you are exerting yourself it looks like you are going to burst out of your skin.
The B6 is painful but tolerable.
I have yet to have delivered the B5 and the B12. I hear the B12 is somewhat painful.
I was tested very low for zinc, b6, b5, b1 and magnesium.
I got Spike caffeine free for the B1. But the rest will all be injectables.
Just last week I bought Carbolin 19 ( $50 on the one shop that sells Biotest in my area ).
But not for bodybuilding purposes.
Why you ask. Indeed, I was surprised myself and here is why:
I had been reading on an online shop ( supplement window shopping, ha! ) and came across by chance forskolin extract. They were advertising it as an
- Allergy and asthma supplement.
I had been suffering greatly from hayfever and pollutants allergies. Spent over $150 in two weeks on treatments and still couldn’t breathe properly and was in utter misery.
Remembered Carbolin 19 was forskolin with an ester attached to it. So I bought it for the alllergy and hayfever.
Within twenty minutes of taking it I was able to take a full breath, completely unblocked, no sinus, since 6 weeks! I was not expecting this result. I had even taken a hayfever medication with anti histamine and pure ephedra alkaloids at 15mg four times a day and little relief.
I have also dried up nicely from the water retention post steroid cycle, though I was just happy to breathe fully again.
I will take some time to read redgladiator thread on D3. It sounds very very interesting.
Thank you for the information.
