Can any of you other car guys correctly identify The make, model and year of these cars from my collecting days?
I think my record below from my profile shows that RAD 140 was clearly having a strong effect on my PSA.
Your mileage may vary but I would strongly advise caution.
6/15/22 - 0.01
7/15/22 - 0.01
9/15/22 - 0.01 Started SARMs, 5mg RAD140 and 5 mg Cardarine Daily
10/15/22 - 0.12 started a slow ramp up of Zytiga back to 1000mg on empty stomach( started 500mg added 125 mg each) week, thinking that under dosing is reason for PSA increase. Also stopped SARMs
11/9/22 - 0.03 Zytiga dose now 750mg
11/28/22 -0.06 Zytiga dose 1000mg Took SARMs intermittently randomly 3 or 4 days at a time hoping to get strength effect
12/6/22 -0.09 Lupron 3 mo. shot
12/19/22 -0.03
1/05/23 -0.06 Took SARMs intermittently randomly 3 or 4 days at a time hoping to get strengtheffect
Appreciate the recording your experience with SARM's. Wish that with their reported low androgenic effects that there would not be a PSA bump with their use.
hey Scout, thanks for sharing. Are you, or your Onco concerned about not getting back to your .01 low nadir?
My latest meeting with a Duke Univ Oncologist said, when your PSA rises, get Provenge. He said he had several patients who took Provenge early, and are doing well at 5 yrs+ since taking the therapy. He stressed those that wait until PSA 10+, did not have the same good results as those earlier.
Were Sarms a prelude to BAT for you? It seems some start there, then move up. I still believe confusing the PCa is part of it.
My intent was to maintain Bone and Muscle mass awhile on ADT. It really helped.
Oddly enough I am stronger than ever now 18 days after stopping SARMs and can now do 100% more reps on a number of my exercises. The exception being pull ups and chin ups.
I am hoping to get back near 0.01 in the next month or so. Which is where I was before RAD 140... time will tell😎
Dr William Berry at Duke, in Raleigh (cary), NC. He only see’s Prostate Cancer patients, and had Prostate Cancer himself so he also has the emotional research. He will be Retiring end of this year, and may he hard to get into him. Very knowledgeable, and listens well.
Wasn't sure if it was a Continental or a 47 or 48 Zephyr. They're pretty much identical from the front. My father's one try of auto-exoitica was a 47 Zephyr in around 1952 or so. Aside from it being a true gas hog (V12 engine) it also wasn't terribly reliable, especially the hydraulic power windows. They were held up all winter with little wooden wedges. I knew the other one was also a Conti - but that was never styling that appealed to me, so details as to the year wouldn't have been consumed by me. Very cool that both were rag-tops.
Yes typical eyetalian....pleasing to the eye....but beneath the skin....we had rust issues....overheating......but if you went fast enough...the air cooled it....and the rust couldnt catch it...
I had a friend with a 72 Pantera that was almost never driven. The reason, he could never keep the speed down and he pretty much got a ticket every time he drove the car. I rode with him once and it was pure joy and adrenaline (oh to be 19 again), but the jerk never let me drive his baby.
Those look like the two that were stolen from me.....(I'm dialing 911 - Grand theft Auto right now)... Whatcha gonna do when they come for you..... bad boys, bad boys 🎵🎵🎵
i remember about 1 yr ago, several guys taking SARMs with decent results. Your PSA says otherwise. A bit scary really. Makes you wonder about BAT? Mike
I believe they took Osterine rather than RAD140. Mateo Beach suggests that is the one I should have taken. If I am lucky enough to get back to undetectable I might try it
hi,will you be resuming sarms in the future, I have been thinking about sarms for a long time for my locally advanced prostate cancer and now osteoporosis,my testosterone has never recovered since finishing treatment in 2016,I am on 6monthly psa checks at the moment 0.03,any thoughts on this.
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