Trimetazidine maybe?
Nope, like I said, not related to Mildronate. Trimetazidine was under consideration as a separate supplement but FDA has given indication that it will treat it as prescription drug due to its status as a banned drug by WADA.
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Trimetazidine maybe?
Wow you ARE a total homo-sapien!!
I just submitted my order for a case of 20. Why so many? I have been orderring in bulk for when the corrupt feds come for my authentic meds.
Question: Are you still using selsun blue for selenium on the scalp?
Oh yeah, they're both beta oxidation inhibitors. Brain fart.Nope, like I said, not related to Mildronate. Trimetazidine was under consideration as a separate supplement but FDA has given indication that it will treat it as prescription drug due to its status as a banned drug by WADA.
Oh yeah, they're both beta oxidation inhibitors. Brain fart.
And Trimetazidine's a dopamine antagonist anyway unfortunately.
Androsterone.I have a question, does Idealabs sell anything that raises DHT? I know they used to sell 11-keto DHT but I don't know if they still. Is there anything else they sell which raises DHT?
Thank you
If I understand it correctly this product is useful even for those of us with low cholesterol?
30% is pretty hefty for sure. I am trying to think of how it can be used to help those on TRT...or maybe to transition off TRT (if they so desire). Would it continue to raise T levels for those on TRT in your opinion?Yes, it increased my T levels by about 30%.
Interesting! Could this be used as a substitute for testosterone replacement therapy ?Yes, it increased my T levels by about 30%.
Will the aldosterone and potassium channel inhibition be decreased (or increased) if applied to scrotum? Specifically referencing Pansterone (and/or Androsterone and/or Gonadin) here.Pansterone may also raise DHT in tissues and maybe even in serum if applied to the scrotum.
@haidut
Thoughts on this?
“Adult male and female inbred C57BL/6J mice were split into three groups (six/group) and given supplemented diets for 19 days. One group was supplemented with 0.5% phytol to study liver toxicity and animal mortality. The phytol-fed mice ingested approximately 250 mg/kg (10 mg/kg body weight/day). Control-fed female and male mice consumed food and gained weight at a similar rate, only females on the phytol diet lost weight (after 10 days). The weight loss was preferentially in fat tissue versus lean muscle. Phytol-fed male mice showed gross enlargement of the liver as indicated by a 27% increase in liver weight over male mice fed control food. Livers appeared normal based on gross examination. Phytol-fed females showed gross morphological changes in the liver when compared to control-fed females. Livers were consistently pale and friable, with a generalized mottled appearance. Histopathology revealed lesions, random hepatic cord disruption, and small multifocal areas of hepatocytes necrosis with early inflammatory cell infiltration of neutrophils and lymphocytes present in phytol-fed females (Atshaves et al., 2004).”
From: http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0278691509005286
Will the aldosterone and potassium channel inhibition be decreased (or increased) if applied to scrotum? Specifically referencing Pansterone (and/or Androsterone and/or Gonadin) here.
Wouldn't the oral vs transdermal route also make a big difference?The 250mg/kg mouse dose corresponds to about 1g - 1.5g daily dose for a human. That's pretty high. As an unsaturated compound it an cause liver enlargement in those doses. The dose in Gonadin is an order or magnitude lower and it also has vitamin E to protect from any potential toxic effects of the unsaturation. The study used 30uM, which roughly corresponds to 100mg dose in humans. Same for squalene. I do not recommend abusing this and gobbling it up like candy. Vitamin A can have very similar toxicities when abused.
Wouldn't the oral vs transdermal route also make a big difference?