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Effect of EQ on total test levels

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Ok, what effect on Total T levels might EQ cause? Is the EQ Bold detected as test, and therefore cause a higher lab result?

DeeMan's picture

Relax you lil fiesty rascal. I'm just trying to get some clear answers out of ya..Interrogation

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Posted a video of what? You lifting 320 or 225 or 405 ? Man please. Rusty 1 plate is 45 pounds...45 pounds...45 pounds. 4 of them is 180 pounds. All this plus the bar equals 225 pounds. That's what it is if it isn't Olympic plates. I've been lifting those big ass heavy plates long enough

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Come on thru! Drive that ole Yukon through here!

HanginLow's picture

This is end of discussion right here. 100% truth. This dude could not even spot you bro.

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DeeMan's picture

Ahhhh damn! End of movie. Was starting to get good

HanginLow's picture

LOL so ends the Confused Midget with a Novice Bench

Best Supporting Role: BFG
Best Source Camo: 87
Lead Investigator: 5 plate Dwayne

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DeeMan's picture

Yea it's over....but 4 PLATE GATE will always be a day of infamy!!!

DeeMan's picture

man you're putting him on his own hooks lol.. Hooker I'm not finished with you...no sir! Not by a long shot!
4 PLATE GATE! The biggest controversy in the world!

DeeMan's picture

4 plates each side was our terminology. So that's why I thought u meant 405.

HanginLow's picture

That's what it means man, anywhere you go in the US.

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Greg's picture

Not true, in my neck of the woods (and beyond) plate count is the total on the bar of the same type two 45's is 90 lbs not 180 lbs. Two 25's is 50 lbs, not 100 lbs.

When I pick up 6 dinner plates from the table, I'm holding 6 plates, not 12.

I've never heard anyone answer the question, "How many 45's did you have on that bar?" with, "Just one."

HanginLow's picture

........what? Greg my friend I have literally grown up my entire life in gyms.

do you want me to take this to a poll?

what is 4 plates to you then 225? "a 4 plate deadlift" is 225?

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Greg's picture

I'm not saying you're wrong. A "one plate bench" is 135lbs.
I'm saying your "everywhere and nowhere" claim is untrue. If I asked someone how many plates they can lift, odds are they'll give me a total. (point is how the question is asked or the contexts of the statement)

That said, I have no explanation for Rusty's math unless he's cyphering at the bottom of a bottle of Jack...

DeeMan's picture

Fair...lol @ Rusty

HanginLow's picture

Fair enough brother

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DeeMan's picture

Anywhere

DeeMan's picture

Ok. Npp holds less water anyways. Me, shit I love holding water making me look fuller and I feel stronger. A less hydrated muscle in my case always results in a weaker or pulled muscle.

And my bad 8 plates, not 4
and the bar on the benchpress is 405 not 320. I remember clearly cause I did that in highschool...hell unless the coaches all lied to me. Yeah 45×9 is 405.

DeeMan's picture

Thinkin 4 plates each side...that the terminology we used...4 plates each side

HanginLow's picture

Lol yeah the numbers have decreased from earlier claims

Rusty's hill billy gym 4 plates only yields you 320 unfortunately LOL

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DeeMan's picture

What da Hook are you talkin bout? Lol still trying to see how 4 plates total is 320 pounds though Hooker.

HanginLow's picture

What is the autism are you talking about

There is not a gym in the country that saying "4 plates" does not mean 405 God damn pounds. Period end of autistic rant Rusty.

Starting to question if you have ever even lifted. Absolutely nothing you have said this entire thread has made any sense.

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DeeMan's picture

Lol nahh that was my no math having ass. Shit I was thinking if he did 405 for 20 he needs to come with us. But yea 4 plates with bar is clearly 225

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But each plate is 45 pounds so 45×4= 180 pounds. How are you getting 320 pounds? That is what's confusing my man. I'm not even including the 45 pound bar which would make it 225 total pounds. Weird stuff here Hooker as most will add the bar into lifting total..hell everyone does!

HanginLow's picture

I agree Dwayne very confusing, doesn't make a lot of sense to me either

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DeeMan's picture

Haha

HanginLow's picture

Mast as not the only drug I mentioned, How big were you even at your largest? lowest bodyfat with most muscle? What does "does not work for me" mean? was your diet and gym output the same during all these cycles? Have you tried Test only, Test/Primo, Test/DBH in comparison with structured diet and intense training? How do you know your EQ was real?

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HanginLow's picture

I've down voted all the absolutely hilarious posts by you for everyone on the pulse to read and make their own decisions Mr 4 plates

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HanginLow's picture

You are a fake, EQ for strength, 4 plates equals 320, NPP>EQ>Deca, all I smell is bullshit fake. You must know someone or something I have no idea how you became the highest ranking member on this forum, absolutely mind boggling. No on is in your DMs. You are an embarrassment.

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HanginLow's picture

Rusty I don't follow half the stuff you say

So npp is better than EQ? I thought you said Deca did nothing, nandrolone esters that different? People have preferences but saying NPP>EQ>Deca makes no sense to me, maybe you can explain.

How can you say the EQ is doing anything in the stack you mentioned. 400 x 20 on what? S? B? D? Maybe a moderator can help .

Unconvinced Rusty, the goal was not to convince you it was effective, but me, as stated above.

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DeeMan's picture

First time I heard nandrolone response/ non response thing. I know some do respond better to EQ though.

HanginLow's picture

Back up your substantial claims. Yes there are a couple on here that could convince me, remember who commented first before you got full victim.

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HanginLow's picture

400x20 Beta boy in your dreams maybe 400 donuts holes at once

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Makwa's picture

If EQ is raising your test levels it is not eq. It will lower it though.

Ak_tundra's picture

My apologies for not being a bit more specific. In general, EQ would not be expected to raise your total T? Cutting to the chase… If I run EQ along with my TRT, will my provider know that some thing is “up“?

blackjack115's picture

Depending on what they exactly test they might raise their eyebrow if your hematocrit gets too high.