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Yes what many athletes do, most under a docs guidance. Differences Is they do it for fame and money we would do it for health and a life. Many of these drugs and techniques athletes use were originally designed for sick people such as anemia, renal failure etc etc. The dosages between using them for health vs a gold medal is very different too.@heapsrea isn't that like blood doping?
??? Epo my mother was on before she passed away. She had renal failure which caused anemia and why she was on it. Maybe look up the indications for epo as it may be able to be prescribed to you??deca wud seem easier to get than epo no ?
Yes what many athletes do, most under a docs guidance.
Maybe, top athletes all have their own docs and sporting teams have their team doctors. I think these docs do more then strap ankles etc and its wide spread more than most realise too.I beg to differ but I don't think Lance Armstrong (I think he did this) was under a docs supervision. I'm just saying.
Getting It is the problem and a good doc to monitor us.At this point, many of us are willing to try anything if we could get our hands on it. There really is nothing to lose IMO.
http://www.procrit.com/
- You may get serious heart problems such as heart attack, stroke, heart failure, and may die sooner if you are treated with PROCRIT®to reach a normal or near-normal hemoglobin level.
from what I understand pple with cfs who use it to recover, the dose they need is very low usually the lowest dose. Also they take a simple blood thinner to get past those effects. It's not an issue.