Re: re- Sorry, .... but another thyroid based question was Re: Digest Number 4623

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jbbooks I hope you made your point but it can make it hard for us to tell what

some one is talking about if all there posts are deleted. I feel what would

help is for posters changing the subject to start a now thread.

For my self some people post from there phone and will be talking there labs yet

I have to go to the home page find there first post to see there labs again.

This is a big pain I talk to so many diff. people I can't remember what some

ones labs were.

I don't feel there is a good way to fix this. When some one sends me a PM at

Dr. 's forum I get a message in my Email saying this but to read it I need

to click on the link in the Email. Here the problem is you read posts in your

Email.

I also cut the thread down only to see some one use an uncut post to reply and

it's all right back as a very long thread. I just can't see a way to win on

this.

To prove my point I trimmed this post and it is not easy takes time. You will

see some one reply to your post untrimmed and it will show up very long again.

Unless they reply to mine that is trimmed.

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: J. B. Books <jbbooks1901@...>

> Subject: re- Sorry, .... but another thyroid based question was Re:

Digest Number 4623

>

> Date: Monday, January 3, 2011, 2:50 AM

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> bottom of the untrimmed post -----

> Hi,

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> please trim your reply's folks... it's really not hard to

> do regardless of your email program or editor... a lot of us

> use digest format.

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> it just goes to show you that there really isn't a standard

> fix for our many related issues.... though the treatments

> may be VERY similar and the meds the same but different

> doses...

>

> I do a bigger dose of test than a lot of folks but wasn't

> about to stick myself twice a week even with a 25g... now

> that I'm switching to a smaller spike (see below)  I may go

> to a twice a week stick and see if I can do less test and

> less arimidex as has been reported by others... and be more

> level too.

>

> of course some of it may be that I expect more... I want

> the libido of a 22 year old! (and so does my wife!

>

> We had a GREAT thanksgiving weekend (she's a  teacher and

> had friday off... and most of the family was elsewhere

> thursday) so yes I'm in the TOP 10% for a 20 year old.

>

> but I take MANY of the exact same heart meds as my  91

> year old mother... so some of this stuff may even be genetic

> (same genes same conditions).

>

> but yea the with or without food issue  (and what types of

> food... grapefruit juice affects lots of stuff) can get to

> be an issue.

>

> but I try to simplify things where I can.

>

> like I have a " double " pill box where I can do a whole

> weeks worth of meds  at a time (I've seen triples for folks

> that have morning noon and night meds too).

>

> I just know I need to to my prilosex FIRST before ANY food

> (and if I take it after I eat my cereal it bothers my

> stomach) so as I pull out the meds I line it up FIRST and

> take it and sip my coffee while I line up the rest...

>

> arimidex (I prefer it to DIMM and it's so tiny EOD... and

> from All Day Chemist it's CHEAP even if your insurance

> doesn't cover it... the hardest thing is cutting them into

> 1/4s even with a pill cutter) and misc heart meds are all

> TINY so they go next in one gulp with cofee... still before

> food... but they're all so small they make an easy swallow

> with another swallow of coffee....

>

> my multi-vitamin and calcium/magnesium/zinc need to be

> taken with food so they're lined up next and last... and

> since I take a " regular " aspirin (not buffered and I seem to

> have fewer problems with it than with enteric coated

> aspirin) I take them at the same time... while I eat my

> cereal/oatmeal... all the calcium/minerals do the

> " buffering " .... and there's food in my stomach so they get

> digested... if you watch " Dirty Jobs " on Discovery you know

> all these big multi-vitamins just go straight through you if

> you don't eat them with food so they're in your stomach long

> enough.

>

> 3 basic swallows... the NO FOOD (prilosec), the doesn't

> matter (mainly heart stuff), and the with food/vitamins (I

> take massive doses of niacin for my heart and could take it

> without food but I take it with the rest of the vitamins)...

> including breakfast and 2 cups of coffee takes about an

> hour...

>

> I do my test and hcg shots while the tub fills in the

> evening (I like a hot soak for my bad back) and use the same

> syringe for both.

>

> I get them from amazon.com by the 100 count cheap.

>

> 1cc 28g 1/2 " so I can use it for everything.

>

> small enough gauge a needle it doesn't hurt,

>

> big enough a barrel that if you're doing a little more than

> a 1/2cc of test you're good,

>

> 1/2 " is plenty long into your thigh,

>

> 28g is a little bigger than some insulin syringes that some

> would use for HCG (they go to 29g and 30g too) but when

> you're drawing up your testosterone shot it doesn't take as

> long....

>

> 1 syringe for everything.

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> I'll use up the last of my 3cc/25g/0.5 " " big " syringes and

> I'll never go back.

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