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Wife is getting upset about my needle use. What are the disadvantages to orally taking the tables? How much will get into your system?
Fina
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They make tren tabs but the inj is far superior--I got some pellets before everyone started making the fina and they did nothing for me--I would try to talk more to your wife and tell her that orals are more harmful to your liver, if you have to use orals, tren would not be my 1st choice, get some dbol
Lots and lots and lots of liver damage beyond the point of making it worthwhile.
Just tell her you're doing it for her.
Just tell her you're doing it for her.
vetterred1 said:
Well, there could be liver issues. Also, ingesting the glues and binders that the pill have in them can't be good for you. Plus, I think you only get somewhere around 10% - 20% into the blood that way. So you would have to ingest 5 x's the number of tablets to get the same dosage that one injection would give. (No factual data to back that up, it's just the number that I've heard several times)
I'd just explain to the wife that it's actually safer to inject it. Does she want you to do something more harmful to yourself just because she doesn't like the needles??
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racoon_city
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just shoot your shots on the downlow, 2 x a week then discard syringes away from home
Quiltie
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I don't know about the liver damage thing. Why going though the stomach should increase liver exposure is a mystery to me, and the 'glue and binder' thing is only important when making an injectable. The pellets get shot into a cow's head whole, a bunch at a time- the glue and binders don't kill any cattle when they do that. The absorption rate is low, so it's like throwing $$$ down the toilet. I, too, hate the pincushion effect and annoyance of daily hits. It wears me out, but not enough to flush cash down the drain. It IS possible to eat them, practical or wise is up to you. 
