Please Scroll Down to See Forums Below I'm on my fourth week Dbol/Deca/Test. I'm pretty vascular as it is. At first I was noticing a lot more veins popping out. Now they are all turning blue!!?? I don't understand. I wouldn't mind them at all if they weren't? but shit... Does anyone have any info on this?? Like what is cauing it? How to prevent? Will they turn to normal color?
^^^ no such thing as blue veins, blood is red always, it doesn't change colors. it appears blue (more likely maroonish/blue) because of your skin tone and the way light hits it.. giving the appearance of blue.. probably its giving that color off cause of your increased hemaglobins IMO, in fact i would bet my left nut that was the reason. do a blood test and i bet your hemaglobins will be sky high. has to do with oxygen in the blood as well. thats what AAS do, your kidney's are getting strained but will return to normal after cycle. thats why you cycle off to give the good ole kidney's a break. and your blue veins will slowly return to normal hopefully, but keep in mind deca sticks around a long time in the body so make sure you give yourself extra time off in between cycles
Hit_the_weightS
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Hit the sun bed and get a tan. Problem solved
curls4girls
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I thought blood inside of the body that didn't have oxygen was blue and blood with oxygen was red???
Sherk
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That's false. When you get blood taken at the ER and it goes straight from an IV line to a small tube like vial air hasn't touched it and it's red. You can't say oxygen because blood carries oxygen so thats already there from day 1 in the womb. It's a myth that your blood is blue because of the color your veins through the skin.
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