posted Tue, 08/15/2017 - 11:09
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Hematocrit blood levels at 53.1
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Any one have any advice on lowering this?
I'm taking 250 mg of test a week on a cruise
Cycle at the moment, I hear giving a pint of blood helps
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Donating is a surefire way to help as others have mentioned. however, I found out the hard way that the local donor center would not accept my donation without a doctor's order because my Hgb was high. So, I saw my doc and received a script to donate once every 2 weeks to get the hgb down. It's called a therapeutic donation. Essentially the center draws a unit off and discards it. I go once every 2 weeks, if I am within range doc set on script, I do not donate, if out of range enough, I have them pull the pint. I have the hardest time adjusting my diet to NOT include iron rich food. It's like having six in one hand, half a dozen in the other.
Hello beautiful! Good to see ya :-)
Why hello, dear brother Jar!!!! As always, it is good to se you too!!!! ;-)
I had high H&H which led me to stop test for a bit to normalize while I donated. Was my fault as i hadn't donated in years. From a viscosity standpoint, I've added in Nattokinase and Serrapeptase. They won't help lower H&H but will help get things flowing and prevent some viscosity in that blood. Always make an effort to donate if you notice a rise
if you cannot donate try blood letting with the mrs or pal watching over you
I have read that naringin is good at normalising hemotocrit. The supplement version isn't very common but it is found in grapefruit.
RustyhookerMedical proof or just taking the piss?
I've read about it a few places, I thought mine was high so researched it but came back into range by stopping the oxymetholone so didn't try it myself in the end.
RustyhookerWe try to post medical proof when possible or broscience gets outta control.
Welcome to eroids!
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Not too bad. Just donate.