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12/09/2018 4:36 am
I just finshed week 4 of my tren / prop cycle (75mg / 100mg EOD). I have been monitoring my Bp and it has creeped up to an average of 138/80. I know this is not extreme but I would like to try and get it down a little. What are some effective OTC supps that I can add to help reduce Bp? About the only thibg I take right now that may have some positive effect is 81mg of asperin PD.
12/09/2018 5:11 am
Is your salt and overall sodium intake okay?
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12/09/2018 6:02 am
yes. I try to keep it very low. No processed foods in my diet and I never add salt to things that I cook.
12/09/2018 6:42 am
how about carbs?
jb
12/09/2018 7:36 am
JB - Can you elaborate on Carbs and thier effect on BP? I'm interested to hear about this...
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12/09/2018 8:19 am
how about carbs?jb
Jb, my total carbs are pretty low. Typical daily diet is:
Breakfast: Protien shake with 1/4 cup natty PB, 2/3 cup yogurt,3/4 cup raw ouatmeal, 1 banana blended in 8 oz skim milk.
midmorning snack: 2 apples, prtien shake in water
lunch: 4 oz tuna 2 pieces of fruit
snack: 1 protien shake in water' 2 pieces fruit
dinner: 6 oz chicken breast, fish, turkey (or pork / steak 1 PW)
3/4 cup of fresh veggies (broccoli, carrots corn beats etc)
snack: 1 protien shake.
what do you think?
12/09/2018 9:06 am
When we eat carbs, excess carbs are stored as glycogen. For each gram of glycogen, your body also stores 3-4 grams of water hence water weight gain.
jb
12/09/2018 9:57 am
scratch the fruit and take additional fiber and vitamins. try it ans see if it makes a difference.
jb
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12/09/2018 10:40 am
scratch the fruit and take additional fiber and vitamins. try it ans see if it makes a difference.jb
I'll give it a try. Thank you for the input