Hematocrit levels-TREN vs. DBOL vs Deca

[desertgringo]

Friends,

Anyone have any data points on which has the least impact on raising hematocrit levels-TREN or DBOL or Deca
My gut feel is TREN impacts the highest, but I am not sure.
I started a Phlebotomy series and starting to calibrate.
I could not find any posts.

DG

 

[JimiThing]

I'm really not sure and you would probably be hard-pressed to find someone who knows based on experience.

 

[4GKenZy]

Dbol shouldn't increase it too much especially since you typically only run it for ~4 weeks.

I would be willing to bet that since Deca is typically ran for ~16 weeks that it will have a bigger impact on your hematocrit when compared to a short 8 week tren A cycle. But say you ran both for like 12 weeks, I have no idea which would be worse for HCT in that case. Probably Tren.

 

[JimiThing]

Dbol shouldn't increase it too much especially since you typically only run it for ~4 weeks.

I would be willing to bet that since Deca is typically ran for ~16 weeks that it will have a bigger impact on your hematocrit when compared to a short 8 week tren A cycle. But say you ran both for like 12 weeks, I have no idea which would be worse for HCT in that case. Probably Tren.

I think dbol prob increases it very significantly. Did you know that dbol and EQ are essentially the same compound just that dbol is methylated and taken orally? Look at eq's impact on hematocrit. I wouldnt be so quick to jump to these conclusions grasshopper.....

 

[halfwit]

Dbol - > trenbolone - > nandrolone.

However, it is dose dependent, and there does appear to be a point of diminishing returns. I would be surprised if many folks couldn't completely manage hematocrit just with blood donations every 8 weeks. I shit out blood solids, so I just add in biweekly platelet donations to keep things down.

My .02c

 

[luckypaul]

Friends,

Anyone have any data points on which has the least impact on raising hematocrit levels-TREN or DBOL or Deca
My gut feel is TREN impacts the highest, but I am not sure.
I started a Phlebotomy series and starting to calibrate.
I could not find any posts.

DG

Thats a good question. I get therapeutic phlebotomy for polycythemia. High doses of test, 800mg or more, will jack my hct up fast. I know that any AAS will raise your hct, but it is dose dependent.

 

[Teutonic]

I was not knowing..I too grasshopper be...

I went to the plasma center 6 month s ago to give some, not for lunch money but maintenance. Dope head central....ggggeeeezzzz.

 

[4GKenZy]

Dbol - > trenbolone - > nandrolone.

However, it is dose dependent, and there does appear to be a point of diminishing returns. I would be surprised if many folks couldn't completely manage hematocrit just with blood donations every 8 weeks. I shit out blood solids, so I just add in biweekly platelet donations to keep things down.

My .02c

How's that working for you? Seems like a pain in the ass. Why is your HCT that high, anyway? I recall that you use nandrolone while cruising, that's probably it right?

Sorry I'm just curious because even on my current blast my HCT isn't even that high (49, pretty good for a blast) and during cruises it goes back to normal most of the time, which is 49 for me (confirmed by pre-roid bloods).

 

[halfwit]

How's that working for you? Seems like a pain in the ass. Why is your HCT that high, anyway? I recall that you use nandrolone while cruising, that's probably it right?

Sorry I'm just curious because even on my current blast my HCT isn't even that high (49, pretty good for a blast) and during cruises it goes back to normal most of the time, which is 49 for me (confirmed by pre-roid bloods).

Some of us just react more to AAS than others. Even on test only, I was struggling to keep my HCT at bay. There are supplements you can take that make differences, like b12 - but it's still largely genetics.