However OP should know not to consume alcohol on dbol. Whilst it isn’t the most dangerous thing one can possibly do (say having a pint on 5-10mg/day) it’s roughly equatable to drinking whilst taking Tylenol… and you almost certainly wouldn’t do that (at least I hope one wouldn’t)
I mention this because of the mention of travel… holidays are one of the times wherein many adults drink to excess (who wouldn’t usually), as it’s seen as a way to “let loose” from the general stressors of life… even though said stressors come right back the next day, compounded by the overwhelming feeling of death. That or they’re looking to have a little bit of invigorating, irresponsible fun I guess
In terms of physiologic replacement, dbol has more appropriate properties (aromatisation, highly androgenic 5a reduced metabolite… even if only produced in trace amounts, positive neurological effect for many etc)
I remember a few years ago I went on a holiday and was practically binge drinking every night while on 50mg/d dbol and had some bloods when I got back only to see a tiny elevation in liver values, nothing the doctor said to worry about.
Dont drink anymore and wouldnt recommend it on orals but thats my experience.
Binge drinking every night is terrible for you regardless (cardiovascular toxicity, nephrotoxicity, effects on neurological function, gastrointestinal ulcers etc)
There are far safer options, both licit and illicit compared to binge drinking daily… not judging though, I did the same thing for a few days in a row around my 18th birthday.
Another question pops up, since I can’t pin test for the 9 days. Taking Dbol is just to make sure I’m still ‘anabolic’ cause it def suppresses test levels and it might make it worst since I’m can’t pin test at all for the 9 days.
Or if I’m wrong, what’s the rational behind taking dbol as a ’replacement’ for the 9 days I can’t pin test and Deca.
Dbol was originally developed for testosterone replacement therapy, it will stop you feeling shit from the decreasing levels of Testosterone by acting as its (much superior) replacement.
I think it was developed in response to the Russians figuring out how to synthetically produce testosterone and using it with their Olympic atheletes. Dbol was produced by the USA for sports performance. I don’t think the original intent was for TRT.
Metandienone was formerly approved and marketed for the treatment of hypogonadism, but has since been discontinued and withdrawn in most countries, including in the United States.[14][3][5]
I have been considering this for a very long time and I could really get used to the weather in Texas. I have some family friends in Dallas, although I’ve only ever been to the airport (which was amazing) they say its a real good state to live in. Looking at the salaries for a genetic research scientist out in Texas (more than triple what I’m getting now), man I could live well, really well.
Gets way too hot in Texas. I’m in London currently and the weather I’ve experienced today is what I’d call optimum. It’s about 8-9 degrees Celsius, not so cold that I have to wear a jacket but not so sweltering I’ve got to walk around in shorts/ a singlet (which for me appears to be at around anything 19 celcius +… very sensitive to heat, don’t mind cold at all)
I’m fine walking around without a jacket below freezing, below -5 though and I need a scarf, large jacket and the likes (wild chill plays a large factor though, it could be 4-5 degrees with a wind chill of -8 and I’d need to be bundled up.)
Idk, I just love cold, damp cool conditions. It’s the same where I live a lot of the time
In the south of England because that’s where my flight landed. Will probably go down to Camden tomorrow. Going out tonight by myself, if I don’t have people to have fun with at the time I create my own. I believe Amon Amarth is showing here in two days, so I’ll certainly be there
Houston is oppressively hot. Went there in December years ago for a conference and it was still like 88°. Brutal. Had friends who lived in west Texas and Ohio was a real shock to them when they came up here. Dallas was awesome. Loved the weather, the people, and the general vibe. Texas is like its own country with how different each area is. Probably the second best place in this country as far as I’m concerned. If I didn’t love home so much I would 100% move to Texas.