Hepcidin is a hormone produced to shut down red blood cell production. The exogenous supplementation of testosterone will suppress hepcidin. When hepcidin is suppressed, red blood cell formation occurs non-stop. This is why exogenous steroids give results, aside from suppressing cortisol and doing all the other functions of testosterone.
I want to try hepcidin suppressing drugs precribed for anemia. My theory is any amount of hepcidin suppression, combined with right diet/training, will result in some gains.
Can Hepcidin suppression be achieved without the result of anabolic steroids, through the use of hepcidin specific suppressors?