blood profile question

[debonaire]

How do you guys go about getting a blood profile "under the radar".
By that i mean without getting into AAS politics with your primary care doc & without drawing attention to yourself.

Is everyone who elects to monitor their blood mostly paying out of pocket???
Cause that Sh!t can get costly.




Please advise.
D.

[hrpiii]

why "under the radar"? I tell my doc I'm doing a "pro hormone", which is legal. The effects are the same, raised cholesteral, big hit on the HDL/LDL, and the lipid panals. You get them checked to make sure it's not getting out of control, or that the values are returning to normal after your cycle.

It's all a risk, but it's something you monitor before it's too late. It's not that expensive, and you should calculate that cost into your cycle anyway. How much is your life worth? Not to be super dramatic, but seriously.. can you tell/feel the difference if you chol. was 180 or or even 280 without getting bloodwork done? I'm guessing not.

If it cost $100 for me to know I'm in good health, and my liver is till working after jamming $300 worth of toxins/gear in my body.. I'm happy, and it's a good investment.

[Traps]

Originally Posted by debonaire

How do you guys go about getting a blood profile "under the radar".
By that i mean without getting into AAS politics with your primary care doc & without drawing attention to yourself.

Is everyone who elects to monitor their blood mostly paying out of pocket???
Cause that Sh!t can get costly.




Please advise.
D.

I think most people go to an independant labratory. I got mine checked by an endocrinologist and paid for by insurance.

[debonaire]

Thanx much for the response guys.

Doctor...its not AAS... it's pro hormones




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