How much of what is in there is really stuff to worry about?
About 6 weeks out i started throwing up every day sometimes 2 times a day, my ankles were holding water and my skin was turning very pale and i was so fatigued but i pushed on anyway thinking i was being a pussy. Finally it got so bad i could harly breathe and was truely afraid that something very serious was wrong.
I am a non drinker, non smoker, i have had a very strict diet since 1996 always lean. We all know anadrol, d-bol, Winstrol (winny), halo, and tren are harsh substances,
I never juiced like some of these people on the boards. Shit was hard to come by where i live so cycles were very basic with average doses. I never did 1 gram of test a week, d-bol would be 50mg a day tops, and anadrol would be 150 mg a day for a maximum of a week during a cycle.
This is the stuff in there that bothered me since I read this yesterday. Other posters have already commented on other substances, length of time on...
My first point is this, on tren, getting nauseous, and loosing dinner as much as twice a day is not very uncommon for many. I chuckle because I think maybe that is why it is such a good one for cutting, you got to force yourself to eat until you are sick just to maintain weight. And water retention on tren and dbol are also common. Even a sense of being tired and needing a lot of sleep is normal, feeling like you are fighting off a cold or something by the end of a cycle.... I have heard a few lifters mention shortness of breath on cycles doing light cardio..., so I never thought that was even too abnormal.
Secondly, The dude didn't drink, which would have made it worse for sure. And the dosages are pretty much in line too. So he was sensible pretty much there.
So the only symptom that was odd was getting pale. I have been told jaundice is the only real sign of liver trouble that you can see.
Anyhow, even though this scared me because of the symptoms are all too common, I decided ultimately that most of them probably weren't really indicators.
I guess cycling off for as long as you are on, keeping cycles short when you are on harsh substances as this dude was... plus the little stuff like the milk-thistle, ala, drinking plenty of water, avoiding other chemicals that would aggravate, are all important as others have stated.
My creatinine levels are always high when I get them checked. But the doc always says they are reasonable, and as long as they are stable, not climbing from one test to another there is nothing to worry about.