Spoken just like a 3rd grader or someone with a 3rd grade reading comprehension level. I have never questioned the need to retest but thanks for the suggestion
(I did ask for any and all ideas, I just did not expect them to come with the derogatory qualifiers)
Tenny, you really cannot be doing online personal training. Your written communication skills are appalling.
Back to the subject, I found this interesting post on "Alinboard.com"
Tbol Only:Bloodwork In. Total Testosterone down?
I just got my blood work back from the labs and my Dr. stated that my total Testosterone is at 171...normal range is 350 - 890. Up until I had my blood drawn I had been on Tbol for about 7-8 days.
Does Tbol lower your total testosterone? Does it raise/lower free testosterone? What's the difference? Thanks
So after reading this I am leaning towards turinabol not showing up as testosterone in a blood test.
Regarding Stewie's post, if I understood the summary conclusion, the study suggests that similar compounds like testosterone and methyltestosterone could show up in a blood test as the same compound.
So the question is, how similar is turinable (4-chloro-alpha-Dihydromethyltestosteron) to testosterone. I read through several profiles listed at (
**broken link removed**) and one at (
https://thinksteroids.com/steroid-profiles/oral-turinabol/) and see that turinabol is very similar to Dianabol (methandrostenolone) but that does not mean it will act like Dbol. So has anyone had a Dbol only cycle give them an elevated blood test values.
Reading up on turinabol is both interesting and confusing since one place says it is not recommend for women based on the vast amount of data collected by the East German’s since 1965 while another suggests that it is acceptable if the dose is below 20 mgs. The first profile suggests the East German women were only taking 5-15 mg/day. The same profile suggests that 20 mg/day is worthless in men.
Yes a google search is a good recommendation, not that I wasn’t already doing that, but it does not really lead to a clear conclusion. It has however, convinced me to cycle on and off this compound in 5 week blocks.
If the East German’s did so much research on the supplement I would think there has to be some blood work that can be reviewed.
Enough reading and rambling for now, time to get the gym.