Doctari: Is he correct? It's rather controversial

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13 Jul 2012 15:55 - 13 Jul 2012 15:58 #112933 by Muscleaddict
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Haha I know the forum. Unleashed is to be taken with another supplement called 'Post Cycle' and their AI that the forum sponsors are punting they call Forma-stanzol. They also have a supplement called 'Bridge'.

I don't doubt that these together do recover hpta as there are many experienced guys who have used them successfully and guys have done bloodwork, but the guys who run the forum/sponsors need to tell people not to use nolva/clomid so that they can make money. It is pretty silly the way they go about how nolvadex is poison. Plus the price of these PCT supplements they sell are just crazy compared to a regular hcg/nolva/clomid PCT.
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13 Jul 2012 16:01 - 13 Jul 2012 16:01 #112935 by Stanabolic
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Haha I didn't realize those were also supplements. I thought they were just talking about the actual bridge before PCT. Wow :lol: When its your own site I suppose you're going to act like your shit is the best option hands down. Kinda like how you can gain 40lb lean mass with Anaconda and Indigo 3G :)
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16 Jul 2012 08:51 #113114 by ChrisZA

Muscleaddict wrote: Haha I know the forum. Unleashed is to be taken with another supplement called 'Post Cycle' and their AI that the forum sponsors are punting they call Forma-stanzol. They also have a supplement called 'Bridge'.

I don't doubt that these together do recover hpta as there are many experienced guys who have used them successfully and guys have done bloodwork, but the guys who run the forum/sponsors need to tell people not to use nolva/clomid so that they can make money. It is pretty silly the way they go about how nolvadex is poison. Plus the price of these PCT supplements they sell are just crazy compared to a regular hcg/nolva/clomid PCT.


Good to know - I was trying to find that stuff locally

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16 Jul 2012 09:02 - 16 Jul 2012 09:03 #113115 by ChrisZA

MCJ wrote: Hey guys. How accurate would this be?

"OK, Ovidel and Pregnal is the same thing... HCG is HCG.... Remember that... Only diffrence is that Preganal can be extracted from urine or by genetic modification and Ovidrel, on the other hand, is a product of recombinant DNA... Preganal is cheap... Ovidrel is expensive!! But they work exactly the same!!"


Hmmm, I definitely read a recent post on another forum, by a doctor, comparing Pregnyl and Ovidrel, and it claimed that O stimulated FSH and thyroid (T3 I think) whereas Pregnyl didn't (at least not nearly as much). Of course I can't find the article now :( BUT, look on THIS board here for Doctari's view. As I recall, one would choose Ovidrel if fertility is a primary concern. ie young bucks still wanting kids. They alsop say Ovidrel is well more stable. If I cud get it I'd definitely use it, but I'm not constrained by finances, and I see it's more expensive IU for IU.
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16 Jul 2012 11:13 #113135 by Muscleaddict
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ChrisZA wrote:

MCJ wrote: Hey guys. How accurate would this be?

"OK, Ovidel and Pregnal is the same thing... HCG is HCG.... Remember that... Only diffrence is that Preganal can be extracted from urine or by genetic modification and Ovidrel, on the other hand, is a product of recombinant DNA... Preganal is cheap... Ovidrel is expensive!! But they work exactly the same!!"


Hmmm, I definitely read a recent post on another forum, by a doctor, comparing Pregnyl and Ovidrel, and it claimed that O stimulated FSH and thyroid (T3 I think) whereas Pregnyl didn't (at least not nearly as much). Of course I can't find the article now :( BUT, look on THIS board here for Doctari's view. As I recall, one would choose Ovidrel if fertility is a primary concern. ie young bucks still wanting kids. They alsop say Ovidrel is well more stable. If I cud get it I'd definitely use it, but I'm not constrained by finances, and I see it's more expensive IU for IU.


Yep, and hmmm, I definitely read a recent post on another forum, by a doctor who posted the secret to immortality but I don't have a link to back it up either. :)

On that post you are referring to:

"Where Ovidrel is much more superior to Pregnyl, is that the alpha unit stimulates the FSH, LH and TSH production simultaneously - so, it repairs your testosterone function, sperm production and thyroid function in one go, whereas Pregnyl does only the testosterone function."

But-> Fact: The alpha (sub)units of BOTH Ovidrel AND Pregnyl are
identical to that of LH, FSH and TSH. Not just Ovidrel. Both have different beta units to LH, FSH and TSH.

Read the first paragraph here:
www.druglib.com/druginfo/pregnyl/

Ovidrel is not used in fertility treatment by doctors as an FSH analog. Only as an LH analog.
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19 Jul 2012 10:27 #113660 by GregB1
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