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       Steroid Crashing Information
       By: Road2HardCoreIron Date: September 2, 2024, 8:05 pm
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       mycustomprotein
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       This is a very good question, one that confounds and confuses
       many. There are many incorrect myths as to what the direct cause
       of Post Inject Pain (PIP) is, so allow me to shine some light on
       the subject. As a disclaimer, there are a few other things that
       pain at the injection site could be, but I will focus primarily
       on the concept of Post Inject Pain, and what people are most
       commonly referring to when they feel PIP. Post injection Pain is
       an immune response caused unnecessarily by a pathogen, in this
       case, the pathogen is the crystalized steroid compound in your
       muscle. I will clarify and put this in an easy to understand
       fashion.
       Most people who use AAS know that some steroids have a tendency
       to crash, or crystalize out of solution, or the liquid that they
       are in. You will see crystals or sediment forming at the bottom
       of the vial. Testosterone propionate, t400, boldenone cypionate
       are the most common and notorious products that crash rather
       easily. Compounds crash because they supersaturated with
       hormone, and the hormone cannot stay dissolved in the solution,
       so it starts solidifying, or crashing, in the vial. High dosed
       products tend to crash more easily, because they are so full of
       the hormone that it can barely be dissolved in the liquid oil
       base. Test prop can crash even at 100mg, because the chemical
       structure of test prop does makes it not readily bond in
       solution, and it doesn't dissolve that well in the liquid. When
       you inject these oil based compounds into your muscle, they
       quickly begin to separate and break down. Higher dosed products,
       or supersaturated products such as t400, prop, or bold cyp that
       can barely dissolve in the liquid, will crash and crystalize
       right in your muscle. This forces your body into an immune
       response, to attack the newly formed foreign body in your muscle
       cause redness, swelling, and pain to the touch. It is not and
       infection like some people think, but your body's response to a
       pathogen, or foreign body in your muscle. This concept of your
       body attacking a superfluous amount of hormone in your body at
       once also causes test flu. You can get flu like symptoms, run
       down, unambitious, and feverish from this as well.
       I have seen a lot of people call gear garbage and dirty because
       it causes PIP, when ironically it is quite the opposite. PIP is
       an indication that it has so much hormone in it that it can't be
       contained in solution. Bacterial infections are actually hard to
       get with oil based products, because oil is abiotic, and
       bacteria can not live in oil. This being said, The last thing I
       want is people running around with untreated infections because
       I stated this fact. Although rare, you can get an actual
       bacteria infection from gear made in very poor conditions with
       no regard for sterility, as well as bacteria can form on needles
       and the tops of the rubber stoppers. When you gain experience,
       it is easier to distinguish typical PIP from an infection or
       something else. It is important that if you are really in pain,
       and the swelling is too much and you think there is something
       more than PIP, there is no shame in going to a doctor. Tell the
       doctor exactly what you did, they are bound by the hippocratic
       oath and cannot disclose to anyone the reason for your visit.
       The problem with a doctor looking at it is, when he sees the
       symptoms of an infection, they take blood and check your white
       cell count. If it is elevated they call it an infection and give
       you antibiotics. Any pathogen causes a white cell count
       increase, even the crystallized hormone in your muscle causing
       the PIP increases your white cell count. Antibiotics do nothing
       for PIP, but the doctor will give them to you anyway. Better
       safe than sorry. I worked in an emergency room and saw a few
       times people come in I knew just had really bad PIP. The Doctors
       were baffled that the antibiotics they gave weren't working for
       this infection, and in a few days it just subsided on its own.
       The whole time I knew it was just PIP, and there was no
       bacterial infection for the antibiotics to cure.
       Some people think that PIP is maybe caused by the way they
       inserted the needle during injection. That is not a cause of
       PIP, you would really need to wrench the needle around in there
       to cause any harm to yourself, it is actually hard to do. If you
       pierce directly through a vein, it may be cause for a little
       soreness, but it is decidedly different from PIP.
       PIP is more common with UGL gear only because it is dosed
       higher. The higher doses lead to crystallization in the muscle,
       which is the cause of PIP. Let's come up with some ways to
       ameliorate the PIP, because it can get annoying and it is so
       much better assuage the impending pain from bad Post Injection
       Pain:
       - dilute the painful compound with another less painful
       compound. IF you are taking a painful T-400, and you are also
       taking deca, or EQ, tren, or something not known to be painful,
       mix the two in the same syringe. This will dilute the painful
       product making it less apt to crystallize in your muscle, hence,
       causing less post injection pain.
       - If you are just taking t400, and you can't dilute, but the PIP
       is too much, try taking less volume at once, with more frequent
       injections. So, if you are taking 1ml of t400 every 4 days, try
       taking .5ml every two days instead. Taking a lower dose at a
       time will also help with PIP.
       - This method is best if all else fails, and has worked in every
       case I have seen. Mix in grape seed oil in the syringe with the
       painful product at a 1:1 ratio. If you are taking 1ml of t400
       and it hurts too much, mix in 1ml of grape seed oil into the
       syringe with the t400. This will dilute the t400, making it much
       less apt to crystalize in your muscle, and will almost eliminate
       the Post Injection Pain
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