Cobalts journey with no set destination

[Cobalt]

Only had the flu twice, once when I was 14 and then this last time. Although It seems that January/February is my 'sick months' for the year. I tend to get hit by something hard almost every time.

Night sweats were cause by both, the fever from the flu caused bad sweating. Trest also caused it, but not until the 75-100mg/day range. It wasn't bad, but I hate night sweats so I make it out to be worse than it is. I checked my body temp twice a day while sick, just to make sure I was getting better because you feel like shit all the time with the flu. Once my fever went away and my body temp was normal, night sweats stopped. After I felt like I really kicked the flu, I started the trest back up and the night sweats came back on.

I have to say though, that night sweats is NOT a common side effect of trest. It may just be how my body reacted to it, so keep that in mind.

[VayneZ]

Thanks for the feedback

[Cobalt]

Time to clear off the cobwebs.

Been to the doctors a bit over the past 6 weeks or so. Bad stomach/abdominal pains drove me to finally go in. I've had pains like this in the past, but they would come and go with no reason. I'd sometimes go to the doctor and pretty much told that everything seems fine and just give it more time, go easy on certain foods, yadda yadda yadda. I did go in once and they did an xray of my intestine and the large intestine on the left side was big and swollen. They said constipation, I said no, I'm passing liquid shit, can't be. The result was "come back in 3 days if it isn't better."

It always got better, but when you are in pain for a week or two with no reason, and it keeps happening, something is up. So I started my own research and presented it to my doctor. I was diagnosed with IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome), which isn't a huge deal. But I'm getting referred out to a specialist because I have the textbook symptoms of Crohn's Disease. I have to have a colonoscopy to confirm it, but I don't have $1000 lying around to do so.

It sucks because one of the problems with Crohn's is your immune system detects the bacteria in your GI tract. You have a lot of good bacteria that is supposed to be in there, but the immune system goes stupid and attacks it. So I'll wake up, bad stomach and gut pain because my immune system is fighting my intestine. This means that the intestine doesn't really work properly, you know, like absorbing proper nutrients. Imagine eating 5000 calories a day and only absorbing 3500-4000 of them.

It explains a lot.

It gets a bit more interesting.

High testosterone levels report to have an impact on the immune system. A natural immunosuppressant.
This goes right along with nature because I never had this problem in high school or college when my T levels were sky high. Now that my natural levels and on the decline, it is starting to be a problem.
Not to mention that I've never had the problem while on a cycle that had a test base.

So, my journey has changed directions. My goals are still the same, but I have to take another path.

My next course of action is to try another cycle. Trest and Dien Ace to be specific. I want to go a good 8 weeks and see how things turn out. Maybe longer if things are good.


Got more interesting stuff coming up, just had to get things going here and draw some interest.

[Cobalt]

Oh yes, I bought a car a couple months back. Its a turbocharged red convertible.
I'm now cooler than 80% of the fourm members.

[tallstraw]

If it doesn't get 0-60 in less than 6 seconds...You're a loser.

[Cobalt]

If it doesn't get 0-60 in less than 6 seconds...You're a loser.

LOL
4.7 stock.
Can replace the MAP sensors with 3-bar ones and do a tune, gaining about 45 horses and dropping the 0-60 to about 4.2

[Turbo6GN]

Challenge accepted

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1987 Buick Grand National, turbocharged and definitely not stock

[tallstraw]

Those things are beasts

[Cobalt]

Started some B-12 injections. Currently loading with 1000mcg ED for about a week, then I'll increase the duration between injections. Feeling a little better already.
The thing with an IBD is you don't absorb nutrients too well, especially b12. Adding an oral supplement just puts more in your gut to be absorbed, but doesn't always help.

NEW CYCLE STARTING SOON!
Trestolone Acetate and Dienolone Acetate.

I liked trest so much last time that I figured I would give it another go for a longer duration this time. I'm stacking it with dien as well, its a beast.
Going to be starting out at 50mg each, daily.

Stay tuned for more.

[Cobalt]

Started cycle today. Trest 50mg and Dien 50mg.
Weighed in at 210 lbs.

Did some leg work, nothing much. I was running late today and only got about 30 mins in the gym before work.

I'll try to get some measurements in soon. I'm more interested in seeing how much bigger I get size wise and not so much the weight this time around.