NeuroRN covid lockdown log
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NeuroRN
ICU nurse/Moderator
I picked a helluva two days to start a log.
We got our ass handed to us at work last night. Four codes. Not a single one made it. That makes for a long fucking night.
My food consisted of two pieces of pizza, a handful of gummy bears, two bites of my wife’s pizza, and a liter of water but I added a liquid IV to it.
Going to drink another 1.5 L of water with another liquid IV in it. Just ate a 10oz steak cold sitting on the floor of my kitchen.
Considering take another day off from the gym. My knees and back are a wreck after that shit show. Will be a game time decision when I wake up.
If this pattern of only being able to lift 3-4 days a week continues will consider dropping the tren as I fear I won’t be able to do it justice.
Off topic from a log, on topic from my life:
If ya got loved ones. Hug the shit out of em, tell em you love em, don’t fight over stupid shit, focus on what matters… it can all end much quicker and easier than any of us care to consider. Thankful for y’all, and I place feel like
I belong. Have a good one gents.
We got our ass handed to us at work last night. Four codes. Not a single one made it. That makes for a long fucking night.
My food consisted of two pieces of pizza, a handful of gummy bears, two bites of my wife’s pizza, and a liter of water but I added a liquid IV to it.
Going to drink another 1.5 L of water with another liquid IV in it. Just ate a 10oz steak cold sitting on the floor of my kitchen.
Considering take another day off from the gym. My knees and back are a wreck after that shit show. Will be a game time decision when I wake up.
If this pattern of only being able to lift 3-4 days a week continues will consider dropping the tren as I fear I won’t be able to do it justice.
Off topic from a log, on topic from my life:
If ya got loved ones. Hug the shit out of em, tell em you love em, don’t fight over stupid shit, focus on what matters… it can all end much quicker and easier than any of us care to consider. Thankful for y’all, and I place feel like
I belong. Have a good one gents.
Rusty
VIP
Tren A and test P are awesome. I would stay with it even if you can only hit gym 3 to 4 days. It is still gonna do its thing. I have noticed bigger gains on off weeks when I am not in the gym everyday. Doesn’t feel good but can’t argue with results. I still try to go as often as possible because I love it.
I get all my gear from OP. I should explore other options but I just feel like he takes care of me. It’s a loyalty thing. Honestly I want to start a similar relationship with @John. I like him and would like to do business
I get all my gear from OP. I should explore other options but I just feel like he takes care of me. It’s a loyalty thing. Honestly I want to start a similar relationship with @John. I like him and would like to do business
NeuroRN
ICU nurse/Moderator
I posted at the start of shutdown… for once nurses are the ones making money when no one else was… so I tried to spread my love around the last couple months. Definitely have more gear on hand than I need. But it’s something I could do to pay back to the community that I’ve come to enjoy so much… I mean hell… Im trying to talk my dad into joining.
As far as the tren, that’s a good point. From what everyone says tren will do some good as long as work in put in.
I’m just being grumpy and my whole body hurts. My wife says she can already tell a difference in my physique and I’m not even a week in. Who am I to rob her of her
Eye candy?
As far as the tren, that’s a good point. From what everyone says tren will do some good as long as work in put in.
I’m just being grumpy and my whole body hurts. My wife says she can already tell a difference in my physique and I’m not even a week in. Who am I to rob her of her
Eye candy?
NeuroRN
ICU nurse/Moderator
Pretty powerful antioxidant the body naturally produces. Binds and removes cellular waste and heavy metals. Powerful liver detox.
Fun fact of the night: in a recent study of Alzheimer’s patients, all of them had to things in common- low testosterone and low glutathione.
Fun fact of the night: in a recent study of Alzheimer’s patients, all of them had to things in common- low testosterone and low glutathione.
NeuroRN
ICU nurse/Moderator
We all should!
Every female in my wife’s family out to 3 generations- herself being the 4th, has had Alzheimer’s. My research into that is actually what lead me to gear use for myself.
She gets glutathione regularly, and were looking for TRT for her now. She’s too smart and far too phenomenal of a human for the world to lose her brain.
Every female in my wife’s family out to 3 generations- herself being the 4th, has had Alzheimer’s. My research into that is actually what lead me to gear use for myself.
She gets glutathione regularly, and were looking for TRT for her now. She’s too smart and far too phenomenal of a human for the world to lose her brain.
NeuroRN
ICU nurse/Moderator
Ugh. I thought so too @Bigmurph. I heard a lot about it then it just dropped off.
University of Southern California had a
Clinical trial using testosterone actually. They used men 60-80 who had moderate disease progression… they raised their levels to 700-900 and it stopped the disease progression completely as long as their test levels stayed that high.
University of Southern California had a
Clinical trial using testosterone actually. They used men 60-80 who had moderate disease progression… they raised their levels to 700-900 and it stopped the disease progression completely as long as their test levels stayed that high.
Bigmurph6
Banned
Damn can you imagine after all these years and now they start to treat and help people with the disease.
If its that easy they need to really reevaluate hormone therapy. Especially if its helping things that they have been trying to treat for years with no results.
I have seen studies that say though that hormones are causing the build up of plaque on the brain but I just figured it was an attack to smear aas usage. Im not sure if it was a solid study though it was on pubmed
If its that easy they need to really reevaluate hormone therapy. Especially if its helping things that they have been trying to treat for years with no results.
I have seen studies that say though that hormones are causing the build up of plaque on the brain but I just figured it was an attack to smear aas usage. Im not sure if it was a solid study though it was on pubmed
NeuroRN
ICU nurse/Moderator
From what I can tell is that’s a smear on AAS and testosterone, the well designed studies I’ve seen in an actual clinical setting show nothing but testosterone being neuro and cardio protective.
I hope it’s really that simple. It’s really hormone imbalance, and we can prevent people’s lives and families from being destroyed by that horrible disease.
I’m working on a post bachelors neuro anatomy certificate now, my original plan was possible research but seeing the incredible work HRT is doing at chronic disease prevention I’m reconsidering my long term career goals.
I hope it’s really that simple. It’s really hormone imbalance, and we can prevent people’s lives and families from being destroyed by that horrible disease.
I’m working on a post bachelors neuro anatomy certificate now, my original plan was possible research but seeing the incredible work HRT is doing at chronic disease prevention I’m reconsidering my long term career goals.
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