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Joe Rogers
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I didn’t see where he posted he was a “runner”. I’m on VAR and the pumps kick in towards the end of my first mile, I typically run 2 miles eod.
Proper hydration doesn’t stop it (for me) but it delays onset for a few 10ths of a mile. Pumps won’t kill you, though it feels like it. Worth it for the heart health. I supplement with bike or elliptical for the remaining of my cardio sessions. Good luck brother.
I guess running is strictly forbidden while on anavar..
Proper hydration doesn’t stop it (for me) but it delays onset for a few 10ths of a mile. Pumps won’t kill you, though it feels like it. Worth it for the heart health. I supplement with bike or elliptical for the remaining of my cardio sessions. Good luck brother.
I guess running is strictly forbidden while on anavar..
Joe Rogers
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But I doubt he’s out running 10ks or marathons. Running a mile or 2 won’t kill anyone haha. That’s all I meant by that.
'and when I run'.
Super common side effect of anavar. It can be crippling. This is the exact reason you have to do a ton of research before running any compound.
except it will. read my previous post. 1/2 mile to 1 mile is when pumps start and they are crippling. you won't make it a mile. you have to help guys out on here and not mislead them by telling them var is good for running. that is how 99% of guys get into problems from reading bad info on forums, that is not what we do here on evo tell guys steroids are always good for you because they aren't.
Joe Rogers
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I don’t see how what I’ve said is misleading, my previous post admitted to the pumps and when they start (for me). I never said that var was good for running, but I also won’t say that running is a bad thing. Are you saying no running whatsoever? Because I feel we may be saying the same thing.
AAS induced pump. I get this in my lower back and forearms..
Oral steroids particularly are famous for this..
I often use this as a indicator if my gear is good or not.. It provides me with a keen indication that the compounds may in fact be legit/authentic..Now, unbeknownst to many people it actually has a term - It's known as Chronic Exertional Compartment Syndrome "CECS"..
During our lifts or other activities where many may experience this on-set, it's basically induced by exercise or functional hyperemia hyperemia (which we expect due to load and stress)..
How does AAS/Steroids contribute?
We all can agree that through the presences of AAS there will be an increase with RBC'c, nitrogen, increase in blood flow/circulation, increased CV performance, along with increased BP..With this said, many of us may already possess a genetic-predisposition, inducing an already preexisting condition that may not typically be a factor normally, it may be a slight annoyance when under heavy stress/exertion, or maybe it's mild and tolerated for some..However, it may increase while taking exogenous hormones amplifying the discomfort, Chronic Exertional Compartment Syndrome (CECS) of certain skeletal tissue/muscle groups.
A lot of motor-cross riders get this in the forearms and ultimately end up have the fascia tissue removed to allow the swelling to enlarge when need be.(Fascia is a membrane that is around the muscle that separates it into its own compartment).
It's best to do lots of stretching and a good amount of magnesium and potassium aspartate. Stretching, even on off days will help this with being more "manageable"..
Oral steroids particularly are famous for this..
I often use this as a indicator if my gear is good or not.. It provides me with a keen indication that the compounds may in fact be legit/authentic..Now, unbeknownst to many people it actually has a term - It's known as Chronic Exertional Compartment Syndrome "CECS"..
During our lifts or other activities where many may experience this on-set, it's basically induced by exercise or functional hyperemia hyperemia (which we expect due to load and stress)..
How does AAS/Steroids contribute?
We all can agree that through the presences of AAS there will be an increase with RBC'c, nitrogen, increase in blood flow/circulation, increased CV performance, along with increased BP..With this said, many of us may already possess a genetic-predisposition, inducing an already preexisting condition that may not typically be a factor normally, it may be a slight annoyance when under heavy stress/exertion, or maybe it's mild and tolerated for some..However, it may increase while taking exogenous hormones amplifying the discomfort, Chronic Exertional Compartment Syndrome (CECS) of certain skeletal tissue/muscle groups.
A lot of motor-cross riders get this in the forearms and ultimately end up have the fascia tissue removed to allow the swelling to enlarge when need be.(Fascia is a membrane that is around the muscle that separates it into its own compartment).
It's best to do lots of stretching and a good amount of magnesium and potassium aspartate. Stretching, even on off days will help this with being more "manageable"..
I agree. Probably better results too
At what dosage?
i agree bro
Depends on the person but for me around 40mg per day or more will cause pumps.
