Major headaches and neck cramping

[Smokescreen]

Ever since I started using HCGenerate ES, Ive been having some killer neck pains and killer headaches. Had this going for about a full weeks of use. I stopped taking the HCGenerate, and the headaches and neck pain went away in 2 days. I restarted the HCGenerate ES as of 2 days ago, and now today, the killer headaches and neck pain are back. Why is this happening?

 

[stevesmi]

i'm guessing the increase in blood flow is having a negative effect on you.. this is not a normal occurance, you are already on so much shit and always staying on steroids that your health is probably suffering as it is.

 

[WolfpackAlpha]

It's possible increase blood flow, possible blood pressure, but it's likely unrelated.

 

[AnthonyMarco]

I don't know anything about HCGenerate, but I get the exact same symptoms when I take too much dianabol. Dianabol is known to cause high blood pressure.

Since you stopped taking it and it went away, then took it again and it came back makes it seem related.

People react to things differently, and maybe you can't take it.

 

[Smokescreen]

Wasn't happening nor has it ever happened to me while on Dbol, but it does happen on a supplement called HCGenerate ES? Lol

Funny thing is that this doesn't happen with HCGenerate, it happened with the ES version.

I did some research and come to realize that many others that are using HCGenerate ES experience the same problem as I did.

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[stevesmi]

^^^ because the E in ES stands for erectile and it will increae blood flow. just like cialis or viagra will.

i'm glad you are reporting this.. it proves this shit works. its a natural version of cialis/viagra which will cause these same symptoms will many people.

 

[AnthonyMarco]

^^^ because the E in ES stands for erectile and it will increae blood flow. just like cialis or viagra will.

i'm glad you are reporting this.. it proves this shit works. its a natural version of cialis/viagra which will cause these same symptoms will many people.

You have a good point. I have tried cialis and viagra, and the cialis gave me the same symptoms.

Maybe it is just the blood flow increase and not blood pressure.

 

[stevesmi]

You have a good point. I have tried cialis and viagra, and the cialis gave me the same symptoms.

Maybe it is just the blood flow increase and not blood pressure.

its a combination.

if you aren't heart healthy you shouldn't touch viagra or cialis.. that is just common sense. of course a lot of old farts use it anyway cause they are willing to kill themselves for the chance to get it up

 

[burnthiscorpse]

being a responsible aas user im sure he has a home bp monitor and is checking his resting bp daily as he should and has already ruled out a blood pressure increase.

or then again............

 

[ledhead]

]being a responsible aas user im sure[/B] he has a home bp monitor and is checking his resting bp daily as he should and has already ruled out a blood pressure increase.

or then again............

Is there a such thing?

 

[burnthiscorpse]

Is there a such thing?

I guess responsible aas user is kind of an oxymoron. but responsible enough to monitor ones bp regularly seems to be a far fetched idea these days too.

 

[ledhead]

I guess responsible aas user is kind of an oxymoron. but responsible enough to monitor ones bp regularly seems to be a far fetched idea these days too.

Just playing with you, bro. I know what you are saying.

 

[burnthiscorpse]

Just playing with you, bro. I know what you are saying.

oh I know you were kidding but really you were quite right.

 

[AnthonyMarco]

being a responsible aas user im sure he has a home bp monitor and is checking his resting bp daily as he should and has already ruled out a blood pressure increase.

or then again............

Me? I don't have a home one, but I use the one at Wal-Mart regularly.

Well, as long as they have the oversized cuff. My arm is so huge I blow out the regular sized bag every time.

Sike.

 

[Idobehigh]

Me? I don't have a home one, but I use the one at Wal-Mart regularly.

Well, as long as they have the oversized cuff. My arm is so huge I blow out the regular sized bag every time.

Sike.

You should buy a home unit man they are 30 dollars for a wrist unit they even sell them at Walmart and just to let you know in the mean time if your arm does not fit in a cuff you can put it over your forearm and it will work the same

 

[stevesmi]

^^^ wrist units are not accurate at all in my experience. i know the medical companies want to claim they are of course so they get sales

you need to get one that is designed for your arms properly. if its too small it won't be accurate either

i personally don't trust any bp reading that isn't taken many times at different times of the day. too many times i have seen at doctors offices them take bp one time and go by that.

you can also drop your bp points by simply taking a leak.

 

[joeblow12345]

You should buy a home unit man they are 30 dollars for a wrist unit they even sell them at Walmart and just to let you know in the mean time if your arm does not fit in a cuff you can put it over your forearm and it will work the same

My forearm doesn't fit in the one at walmart either. They don't sell the cuffs big enough to fit my arms. You have to buy one off a medical supply place. The wrist ones aren't vary accurate from my experience with them.

 

[burnthiscorpse]

^^^ wrist units are not accurate at all in my experience. i know the medical companies want to claim they are of course so they get sales

you need to get one that is designed for your arms properly. if its too small it won't be accurate either

i personally don't trust any bp reading that isn't taken many times at different times of the day. too many times i have seen at doctors offices them take bp one time and go by that.

you can also drop your bp points by simply taking a leak.

I've had the same wrist unit for about 8 years. Its pretty accurate. I take my BP at all times daily (resting of course) always take it 3 times each time to get an average. Whenever I go to the doc my BP is always on par with what my home unit says. I don't get white coat syndrome either so its accurate at the docs.

 

[stevesmi]

I've had the same wrist unit for about 8 years. Its pretty accurate. I take my BP at all times daily (resting of course) always take it 3 times each time to get an average. Whenever I go to the doc my BP is always on par with what my home unit says. I don't get white coat syndrome either so its accurate at the docs.

I've had bad experiences with them not sure why. once at the chiropractor and once at an acupuncturist.

twice i got my bp measured at 210 over 155 or some crazy numbers and then they used the manual method and it was 122 over 78 which is where my bp usually is. maybe they just weren't calibrated i dunno or maybe they did not use them correctly

we had a good laugh after that.

 

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