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 web sites for dosages.
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elite hot topic Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 64) |
posted May 21, 2000 09:25 PM
   Just wondering what sites you guys have up your sleves regarding dosages frequincys, and what each substance does. I have people aske my what surtain A/S do and sometimes i need to refer for education. IP: Logged |
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elite hot topic Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 64) |
posted May 21, 2000 09:58 PM
for finding dosages Intresting Injection Techniqes, Part 1 INJECTING STEROIDS On the other hand, steroid users characteristically use very large doses of injectables and lesser doses of oral preparations. One might hypothesise that the potential for these high doses of injectables to cause harm to the liver would more than outweigh the intrinsically greater liver damaging effects of oral steroids in smaller amounts. In addition, injecting is potentially more dangerous because in penetrating the skin the body's natural defence against infection is bypassed. The user thus potentially exposes themselves to a whole host of harmful infections, like HIV, Hepatitis B and Hepatitis C. For this reason, the following advice is of the utmost importance if you choose to inject steroids or other substances: ALWAYS USE NEW AND STERILE NEEDLES AND SYRINGES, EVERY SINGLE TIME YOU INJECT. Also never share other injecting equipment which could have small traces of blood on it, for example, water, swabs, spoons, tourniquets, belts. NEVER SHARE OTHER PEOPLE'S USED NEEDLES OR SYRINGES. NEVER OFFER OR ALLOW OTHER PEOPLE TO SHARE YOUR USED NEEDLES AND SYRINGES EITHER! Sharing of needles and syringes may expose you (or other people) to the risk of HIV, hepatitis B and hepatitis c infection. NEVER INJECT STEROIDS INTO A VEIN OR ARTERY because oil based drugs such as injectable steroids are made for intramuscular administration only and can cause small clots (emboli ) if injected into an artery. Calculating Doses Steroids usually come in a liquid form measured in milliliters. The actual dry weight of the steroid in this preparation is measured in milligrams - this is read as milligrams per milliliters on the vial (mg/ml). To calculate dosages, multiply the mg/ ml which is shown on the label of the vial by the the number of millilitres (ml) of liquid, as measured by the syringe, to arrive at the total dose. For example, if the concentration of a drug is 50 mg/ ml, then 2 mls of the drug is 100 mg. It is important to remember that different drugs come in different strengths and one millilitre (ml) of one drug is ususally not the same as 1 millilitre (ml) of another, even if it is a similar drug. It is the milligram (mg) strength per millilitre which you should take most notice of when determining how much to use and when working out doses, you should think and speak in terms of milligrams, not millilitres (mls). IP: Logged |
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