Question on blood work

weavy88

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So i'm about a week and a half into my cycle using kalpa dbol and g-star test cyp. I've never used g-star before and plan on having some blood work done after the second week to confirm if my test levels have been raised significantly. Now i'm sorry if this is a stupid question, but being on the kalpa dbol shouldn't reflect on my test levels, would it? (excluding HPTA suppression). I guess what im saying is that dbol would not raise test levels since the compound used is methandrostenelone, and therefore should not effect blood test levels when i get my blood work done. If this is incorrect, please let me know. Thanks in advance
 
I'm not 100% but I'm pretty sure the dbol will raise your test levels. Otherwise, why are you taking it? If you are getting bloods b/c you want to find out if your gear is real or properly dosed, I'd have gotten the test then started the dbol. That way you know what's working and what isnt. You'll be able to feel the dbol if it's good IMO.
 
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Nope, dbol won't increase your blood serum levels. I'd also wait till the 4-5 week mark before getting bloods to make sure you have full saturation due to the nature of how a testosterone depot works. Otherwise, you might see a lower number than expecting - leading you to think it's bunk when it's perfectly fine.

My .02c :)
 
Thanks for the replies, I'll be getting some blood work done shortly. In case any one is curious, the gear i have is G-star test cyp so i'll get back with the results. (i know for a FACT that the kalpa dbol is real)

I'm not 100% but I'm pretty sure the dbol will raise your test levels. Otherwise, why are you taking it?

Well from what i understand testosterone and methandrostenelone are two different compounds, i was just curious if the dbol would be mistaken for testosterone in a blood test considering how closely related in chemical structure they are.
 
Nope, dbol won't increase your blood serum levels. I'd also wait till the 4-5 week mark before getting bloods to make sure you have full saturation due to the nature of how a testosterone depot works. Otherwise, you might see a lower number than expecting - leading you to think it's bunk when it's perfectly fine.

My .02c :)

Wow. This blows my mind. Please explain
 
Wow. This blows my mind. Please explain
I assume you are talking about the dbol comment?

Dianabol suppresses your natural testosterone and has an anabolic effect by a similar mechanism to testosterone as it is a test derivative. While it does aromatize and has many similar side effects of testosterone, it does not do anything to your blood serum levels but decrease them. If it increased your testosterone, you wouldn't need to take exogenous test along with it to counteract the suppression. ;) I've had blood tests done with dbol+test and test by itself and saw zero difference if that matters. (It DOES increase E2 though, so an Aromatase inhibitor (AI) should be used)

I think I remember reading an old thread on here somewhere where DADAWG explains it better than I can. I did a quick search, but dbol/dianabol/methandrostenolone bring up a ton of hits.
 
Wow. This blows my mind. Please explain

Lets just say you did an Oral Only Cycle, and you went to get a blood test, you would have baby wee wee testosterone levels. Your body wont reconize it as testosterone and youll feel like shit. This is why we don't do oral only cycles or Steroid cycles without Testosterone in them.
 
Weavy, did you get the results? What did you learn?

I'm up for a blood test shortly, and heard dbol can actually show up as testosterone -that the bloodtest sensitivity just reads it as an androgen so it can get lumped as Testosterone.


Thanks for the replies, I'll be getting some blood work done shortly. In case any one is curious, the gear i have is G-star test cyp so i'll get back with the results. (i know for a FACT that the kalpa dbol is real)



Well from what i understand testosterone and methandrostenelone are two different compounds, i was just curious if the dbol would be mistaken for testosterone in a blood test considering how closely related in chemical structure they are.
 
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