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Posted by: AusDude - 05-26-2026, 03:43 AM - Forum: Welcome
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Hi all.
Allow me to introduce myself. Ive been lurking since February 2017, but thought it time to speak up.
I joined this beautiful hobby some 30 years ago at age 25. At the time, I was a reseller to JK in Australia. Anyone remember JK? Those were the days.
Whatever I wanted, whatever I needed, whatever good friends needed, cost me nothing. Given that JK did not have a very exhaustive list, there were times when I had to look elsewhere, but it didn't happen too often.
Well, although it was more money than I had ever seen in my life, we started a family, and it felt very wrong doing this whilst raising a family and trying to explain to them what was right and what was wrong. So, I sold up and took on a regular job.
Best decision in the world, because it allowed me to spend my home time with my family, without secrets, and allowed me to dedicate every minute at home, to the little ones, rather than ensure orders went out on time.
Anyway, 30 years later, Ive found myself back here mainly due to Hypogonadotropic Hypogonadism. Thankfully, it appeared after I had children. The Specialist seems to think there is no link to my earlier AAS use, but I suppose we will never really know. Thank goodness Ive 2 beautiful kids.
Anyway, thats me. Im sure Ive forgotten all the lingo. I was a training Pharmacist too, so I could tell you everything about a medication. Its chemical name, its brand name, its benefits, its side effects, all the rest of it. Now, I have to read the label on a pack of Ibuprofen.
Lovely to finally touch base again after all these years. I just hope there are other oldies who appreciate how easy and fun it was back in the day.
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| Vyv@nse crash and physical anxiety |
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Posted by: Asmo47 - 04-25-2026, 12:38 PM - Forum: Anxiety Depression & Stress
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I have bad social and situational anxiety, the worst of which usually happens at the end of my shift when I’m crashing off my vyv@nse. At my worst I can feel myself almost trembling and like a quavering in my voice. A V@lium will always get me right but I’m trying not to be too reliant on them. Does anyone have any tips on smoothing the comedown and helping with the anxiety. Some things that have helped me are limiting vaping and smoking while I’m on it, eating a balanced meal before taking it so the dose is more consistent, hydration. I also find that when I’m feeling jittery I flex my thigh and calf muscles as hard as I can for a few seconds and repeat, it helps give an outlet to relieve the tension. Anyone have any good tips for me on helping with @mphetamine comedown or anxiety? Thanks
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Posted by: Asmo47 - 04-25-2026, 03:15 AM - Forum: Random Suggest IOP's
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Wasn’t sure if I was allowed to make a thread in this section as a new member but does anyone have any experience with this site. Haven’t placed an order but they did email me saying that something was out of stock, so I’m more inclined to believe it’s legit rather than them just taking my money. Thanks
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| Non Fiction Recommendations? |
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Posted by: Asmo47 - 04-21-2026, 03:44 PM - Forum: The Lounge
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I read a lot but have never really enjoyed non fiction books. Want to start getting something more out of reading than just for pleasure. Anyone have any good recommendations for philosophy, memoirs, or history books? Want to broaden my mind a little bit. Thanks!
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| happy birthday |
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Posted by: Charon - 03-25-2026, 12:06 AM - Forum: The Lounge
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happy birthday: StrongLikeBull (47), ragnar33 (36), GG_FL (71)
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High Protein Shakes - Beware |
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Posted by: whatapain - 03-18-2026, 02:43 PM - Forum: Diet And Supplements
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HEADS UP on those high-protein shakes.
If you’re chugging those 30g to 50g protein shakes, be careful.
That much protein at once is a massive hit to your kidneys and causes "osmotic shifts" (basically a total fluid imbalance in your body) that can mess you up fast.
If you’re going to drink that sludge, don't do it all at once. Divide it up—maybe 1/4 shake mixed with water or low-fat milk.
People are actually ending up with "malnutrition ketoacidosis" from this.
It looks like the "starvation" issues you see with Ozempic. Your blood sugar won’t spike, so you and your doctor might totally miss the diagnosis while your internal acid balance is falling apart.
By the time you feel the symptoms—severe dehydration, your kidneys "clamping down," and your digestion stopping—you’re already in a bad state that can lead to organ failure.
Keep it simple:
Limit the supplements: Watch the extra salts, potassium, and vitamins.
Divide your doses: Don't slam 50g at once.
Eat real food: Stick to a healthy, low-fat diet.The Goal: 100g of protein total per day, spread out, is plenty for a normal active person.
Don't wait until you're in the ER to realize more isn't always better.
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