Ya so this was the convo. Im on lithium, not for bipolar but for a really debilitating neurological disorder called cluster headaches or "suicide headaches" cause the pain is so bad alot of people eventually kill themselves. So they've found lithium helps as a preventive drug. So he said basically we push the doses until it starts effecting your organs. So i said what problems are associated with this drug? And he said renal impairment. And i said doc, if we mess up my kidneys thats it theyre done they dont repair like the liver does. And he kinda laughs at me and says of course they do theyre tissue just like the liver and all the other organs are. If you remove the stressor they go back to normal. He said you hear of peoples kidneys failing from sickness and such, well they get better the sickness (stressor) is gone and they repair quickly and come back online. He said its your probably thinking about people with diabetes with kidney problems. Even if you mange them with insulin and blood sugar levels are normal they still have diabetes so the problem or stressor still is there and will continue to cause problems. So if you jack up your kidneys with anadrol or tren, once you remove the drug they will repair and go back to function normally. Unless you really really fucking push it but that would be hard.

Now for the heart he said " I would never say left ventricular hypertrophy or other heart problems are an acute response to steroid use" meaning its not like you take gear and develop this problem right away ( or at all). Its more the response to repeated training and the heart is a muscle just like the biceps. The demands we put on it are more then normal people so it grows to compensate for the increse demands we put on it. Its not really a problem some thing just a response to a good exercise program. And he did say if someone if i developed LVH or an enlarged heart from long term steroid use and quit, its reversible but to a degree. The problems we need to worry about is damaging the kidneys due to long periods of high blood pressure, and same goes for the heart. And long term periods of poor lipid profiles are going to be harmful to the cardiovascular system. So keep those things in check and were doing all we can to keep ourselves safe and healthy as possible.

I paid for 3 kits a while back when he did his first batch the and they didnt test like i would have expected them to still pretty decent and my results were good. Been learning igf-1 doesn't mean to much. but i expressed my displeasure with them and he said no prob will replace them. the new batch was followed under strict usp gmp standards and passed all quality control tests. T/a was about 3-4 weeks i cant remember exact but a lil longer then normal, but it was worth the wait, and he compensated me with some gear for the wait. I think he was trying to make sure everything was perfect for this final batch so it took a lithe longer then normal. But i was talking to him today cause my friend an i want to put in a big order n and he said the t/a is back to normal about 2 weeks.

I take ghrp-6 a few times a day but its literally right after i take my gh so it wont acutallt cause gh release due to my pituitary senses exogenous gh in my system so it just makes me hungry. But I wasnt even doing that this week i been really sick since sunday.