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Hiv And Anabolic Steroids
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HepB/HIV and anabolic steroidsI am 30 years old, professional model and athlete. I was diagnosed with HIV 5 years ago and HepB little less than 2 years. Right now I am taking Atripla and the viral load on both HIV (125 copies) and HepB( 10,000 copies) it's under...
Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.
Program for Wellness Restoration
I would concentrate on bringing your HIV viral load to under 50 and your Hepatitis B viral load to undetectable first. How long have you been on Atripla? If you have been on it for over 48 weeks and you are over 50 copies per ml of HIV viral load,...
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anabolic steroids and hivHi from the uk nelson, I was a steroid user until august this year, doing cycles of mainly deca and... Read more »Anabolic SteroidsI am HIV+ and am interested in taking steroids - how can I do this safely and legally? I have... Read more »
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Anabolics, Exercise, Nutrition, Supplements: New Book AvailableBuilt to Survive , by AIDS treatment advocates Michael Mooney and Nelson Vergel, covering anabolic steroids, exercise, nutrition, and popular supplements (especially for preventing or treating HIV-related wasting), was published February 2000.... Read more »
Questions and Answers About Anabolic SteroidsWhat Are They? Anabolic steroids are drugs derived from the male hormone testosterone. They promote muscle growth and increase lean body mass. Although anabolic steroids have many approved medical uses, they are abused by some athletes and others... Read more »
Anabolic Steroids: A Practical GuideFor those who need to regain their lost lean body mass (LBM), anabolic steroids are a possible answer. These compounds are being prescribed increasingly by some physicians to treat their HIV-infected patients. Androgenic/anabolic steroids are... Read more »
Steroids (Anabolic-Androgenic)Anabolic-androgenic steroids (AAS) are synthetically produced variants of the naturally occurring male sex hormone testosterone. "Anabolic" refers to muscle-building, and "androgenic" refers to increased male sexual characteristics. "Steroids"... Read more »
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Steroids for Bodybuilding
Posted by Chico, 4 Replies
I have recently started on my hiv treatment and want to know if i can continue to take Winstrol Depot the steroid for my body building.I am fit and healthy but don't want the steroid to affect my resistance. Any body builders or Doc's help me out... Read more » Looking for Anabolics since I have HIV
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I live in Long beach ca. I cannot find a doctor to prescribe Nandrolone Decanoate and testostreone. I am undetectable and cd4 500+.Please advise. Read more » Holstein
Posted by Anonymous
Has anyone ever heard of or used Halostein, which is apparently, from what I gather, another anabolic steroid?thanks Read more » are you Canadian and have HIV/AIDS?
Posted by Anonymous
Click below to check it out and hopefully join.http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CANAIDS/join The one thing we really seem to be lacking in Canada is an organized, relevant source (to Canadians) of information. I'm hoping this will eventually become just... Read more »
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