EPO? Anyone tried it? Experiences?

[dayhawk]

Anyone tried it? I'm thinking this would actually be really helpful for MMA, the idea of a cardio version of steroids is really exciting. I have a tendency to gas out.

My guy doesn't carry it and I've looked all over, its pretty much impossible to find.

If you've tried it, what did you think?

 

[Mprtz]

It seems to me that EPO won't do anything that AAS doesn't already do: raise hct. In sports where AAS is tested for, EPO was, for a time, a way to gain an advantage.

On testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), my hct climbed to 53 at one point, which would have disqualified me from the TDF, but I hardly felt like an aerobic superman. If there is a qualitative difference in the way that EPO affects hct from the way hct is affected by AAS, I can't find any information on it.

Maybe the difference lies in raising hct in a highly trained endurance athlete that confers advantages that won't happen for an average person.

 

[Mass_Man]

Curious about this too. Victor Conte said it turns men into machines and is most effective supplement. I know Bill Romanowski loved it.

 

[Moppy1]

Increase risk of blot clots too! Would never do Epo on top of TRT or AAS usage.