Anti depression medication with testo boosters

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Rebelsith

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I used to take Halodrol liqugels and stack it with Novedex. But due to my "personal" life Ive been on anti depression meds since Nov 08 and not have been on either supplements. I would love to start my cycle again.

Is there anything Fatal mixing the 2?
 
I have no idea here, homie. Before I even try that, I would recommend asking your physican; and would even be cautious about a nurse practioneer.

Btw, I am a fello warcraft player as well. Rogue there, I see. which server?
 
I asked my doctor about other non-legal drugs and drinking while on anti depression meds and she said it wasnt fatal. but i wasnt sure about testo boosters.

btw I quite back in july ending my 3 year wow playing as a gladiator for S3 arena on spirestone server. Right now I play super casual on Kil'jeaden server.
 
what type of antidepressants are you taking? youre not always worried about the active ingredients but many times its the inactive ingredients or binders in the supplement youre taking that can cause a nasty adverse reaction.
 
Rebelsith said:
I used to take Halodrol liqugels and stack it with Novedex. But due to my "personal" life Ive been on anti depression meds since Nov 08 and not have been on either supplements. I would love to start my cycle again.

Is there anything Fatal mixing the 2?
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What are your fitness goals? Honestly, I couldn't tell you whether this over the counter BS testosterone booster, will interfere with your anti-depression medication.

Its my opinion, that you drop the over the counter testosterone booster, in favor of the more important "prescribed" medication (the anti-depressant), and this eliminates your problem.

Why are you taking these so-called Testosterone Boosters? Have you conducted unassociated and unbiased personal research on this product? Or did you get pulled in like a one using a fishing pole with their marketing approaches?

One "always" thoroughly conducts a research on supplements--especially when you are putting it in your body, and it costs your hard earned money.

This product has DHEA in it. Do you know what this is? How low it is on the chain and how truly weak this is (as a supplement). It isn't a mistake, one can STILL buy DHEA over the counter (like at wal-mart), and their hasn't been much fuss over it. You will read a huge amount of material stating BS benefits (at least in my opinion) of DHEA.

Synthetic forms of DHEA have not been approved by the FDA though they are available in Europe and are the versions used in most of the physiologic studies. DHEA made by vitamin and pharmaceutical companies are produced in a laboratory by extracting sterols from dioscorea, a Mexican yam.





Best wishes for you continued success,

Chillen
 
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Having dealt with depression a few times in my life and utilizing meds in one of those cases I can speak with a little knowledge on this subject.

I agree with Chillen that you should eliminate the testosterone supplement and focus on taking your prescribed meds. If you take any supplements I would suggest a good multivitamin that has a good B-vitamin complex and Omega-3 Fatty Acid/Fish Oil supplement.

And PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do not rely solely on the meds to help you deal with your personal life struggles. Find a good counselor that you click with and can talk comfortably with. Your treatment, and thus your need for the anti-depressants will be far better and shorter if you combine the two.

Focussing on your health is an excellent outlet/distraction, etc too during times like these.

Lastly, if your testosterone levels truly concern you, try "supplementing" by eating a diet rich in testosterone producing foods. You might be surprised that many of them are food that are really good for your goals anyways and also provide necessary mood-enhancing vitamins and minerals which will further help you with the external crap happening in your life. Who knows, maybe doing it "naturally" will even further increase your personal "emotional" strength too.







Not too surprisingly, many of the same foods help combat depression.
Here is a list of foods that help fight depression for many various nutritional reasons; I challenge anyone to find more than a few that aren't overall good choices for a good diet anyhow:

Asparagus, Beets, Bok Choy, Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts, Chickpeas, Dried beans, Fresh Peas, Garlic, Potatoes, Savoy Cabbage, Soybeans, Spinach, Winter Squash

Amaranth, Barley, Brown Rice, Buckwheat, Lentils, Oats/Oatmeal, Quinoa, Wheat, Wheat Germ, Wheat Pasta

Almonds, Avocados, Brazil Nuts, Dark Chocolate, Pumpkin Seeds, Sunflower Seeds

Chicken, Flounder, Lamb, Oysters, Shrimp, Tuna, Turkey

Blackberries, Oranges, Pomegranates

Eggs

Best of luck, take each day one step at a time and hang in there.
 
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I highly suggest against it. Fluctuating hormone levels are very bad for people with pre-existing psychological conditions.
 
Charlie Golf said:
Having dealt with depression a few times in my life and utilizing meds in one of those cases I can speak with a little knowledge on this subject.

I agree with Chillen that you should eliminate the testosterone supplement and focus on taking your prescribed meds. If you take any supplements I would suggest a good multivitamin that has a good B-vitamin complex and Omega-3 Fatty Acid/Fish Oil supplement.

And PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE do not rely solely on the meds to help you deal with your personal life struggles. Find a good counselor that you click with and can talk comfortably with. Your treatment, and thus your need for the anti-depressants will be far better and shorter if you combine the two.

Focussing on your health is an excellent outlet/distraction, etc too during times like these.

Lastly, if your testosterone levels truly concern you, try "supplementing" by eating a diet rich in testosterone producing foods. You might be surprised that many of them are food that are really good for your goals anyways and also provide necessary mood-enhancing vitamins and minerals which will further help you with the external crap happening in your life. Who knows, maybe doing it "naturally" will even further increase your personal "emotional" strength too.







Not too surprisingly, many of the same foods help combat depression.
Here is a list of foods that help fight depression for many various nutritional reasons; I challenge anyone to find more than a few that aren't overall good choices for a good diet anyhow:

Asparagus, Beets, Bok Choy, Broccoli, Brussel Sprouts, Chickpeas, Dried beans, Fresh Peas, Garlic, Potatoes, Savoy Cabbage, Soybeans, Spinach, Winter Squash

Amaranth, Barley, Brown Rice, Buckwheat, Lentils, Oats/Oatmeal, Quinoa, Wheat, Wheat Germ, Wheat Pasta

Almonds, Avocados, Brazil Nuts, Dark Chocolate, Pumpkin Seeds, Sunflower Seeds

Chicken, Flounder, Lamb, Oysters, Shrimp, Tuna, Turkey

Blackberries, Oranges, Pomegranates

Eggs

Best of luck, take each day one step at a time and hang in there.
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thanks for the sites and all of you other members thanks for replys
 
Thats funny, i've been looking at Halodrol Liquigels lately, they are the 'new' non-prohormonal version of the first Halodrol-50 Prohormone which was banned.
 
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