posted Wed, 01/25/2017 - 10:58
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Do you even Blood?
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Hi all,
Just ending my first test e cycle for 12 weeks. I have a blood donation set for next week. My Red Blood Cell count or any cell count for that matter never went high, they all stayed within range. Is there really any need to still donate blood? Sound likes a retarded question, but is there any benefit or drawback from donating right before starting my PCT?
I'll be waiting 2 weeks since my last pin to start my PCT as well.
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Do you even stroke bro?
No homo
I don't get it lol
I donate when i use dbol or eq that always raise my rbc .
While on cycle i'll donate double RBC's and while Off I do a regular RBC donation. Regardless, You save a life and its great for your body. It allows your body to get accustomed to the loss of blood.
Example, if you were in a severe accident with extreme blood loss, your body would be used to losing blood, due to your blood donations. Therefore, the onset of shock would take a bit longer and etc...
Good job, Do it, stick with it. Saving a life while improving your body. Win Win situation.
Generally, those who are on TRT or taking EQ or a very long cycle, are the ones who regularly give blood. Those things usually raise levels and donating becomes necessary.
In your case, it will help someone else. Don't worry about your test levels.
Doubt there's any drawbacks but as a benefit your pouch of blood could be the one that saves someones life so there is that.
Can they even use my blood if my Test levels are in the 3k's? lolol
Also, would it reduce my overall testosterone faster by donating blood which means that I could start my PCT a few days sooner? <This might be the most retarded question that I've asked in awhile, but blame my brain, not me.
The amount of test removed from such a small amount of blood is entirely negligible. Otherwise males wouldn't be able to donate to females or children in the first place. In our case the majority of the hormone is tied up in an oil depot and not even in the bloodstream.
Some math to prove it to you because I'm bored: per the example you gave, there's 3000ng/dL of test throughout your whole bloodstream of around 5ish L. You donate a little less than half a liter each time you give blood (0.473L per pint). That 3000ng/dL is .03mg/L when converted. So you donated less than .015mg of test. You won't miss it
Like rusty said...save a life
I donated on the 20th Dec.....received a text on the 22nd to say blood had been sent to a hospital.
Should do it regardless of being on or off cycle it's a good thing to do just because you can ;)
RustyhookerYup.... ive had double that and still donated. Save a life
Just keep on schedule with your pct...1pint of blood won't effect it enough to worry about...
Exactly