Absoluely, that’s why I give you recognition over on the thread I linked to here. It’s understandable most of us will always be a few steps behind you :-). Thanks for all your efforts.
To give folks a flavor, see here:
beta blockers work by blocking beta adrenergic receptors, there are multiple types of beta adrenergic receptors in different types of tissue, for the heart, the main stimulants (when talking about stimulating increased heart rate/contractile force in response to catecholamine release) is the B-1 adrenergic receptor subtype, thus beta blockers that are more selective to blocking the effects (antagonising) B1 adrenergic receptors will be the most effective at slowing down heart rate/ reducing palp…
Testosterone at supraphysiologic elevates my HR, anabolic steroids increase the sensitivity to catecholamine uptake, beta adrenergic receptor stimulation induced by test or other AAS will increase sensitivity to catecholamines (of which esp epinephrine can cause PVC’s and accelerated HR).
What kind of irregular HR are we talking about? Tachycardia or potentially serious rhythm abnormalities like atrial flutter. Some AAS will cause this issue more than others. Personally on drostanolone I never …
Interesting, thank you for the response, I had a similar hypothesis (the beta adrenergetic receptor upregulation), I just wasn’t how much of an impact was normal, whether it was a chronic or acute thing etc. Yes, anxiety tends to control a lot of my life, it has gotten significantly worse over the past few years, as a youngster (say 12-13-14) I was very brash and impulsive, now I tend to meticulously plan out and think everything I do with great detail. My anxiety is what has curbed me from pro…
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