demadex

[Kidrok (Hop)]

Anyone use this specific diuretic when competing? How much? When? How do you feel it worked?

[xcelbeyond]

Yes - I don't remember how much. But I just used it on Thurs evening and Friday. I'll see if I have it written down somewhere.

xcel

[xcelbeyond]

Here's a post about my experience: http://www.professionalmuscle.com/fo...?threadid=3686

Damn - it's hell getting old :angry: I believe I took half a tab in early afternoon and the other half in the evening. Maybe you can give "me" some feedback. I'd need to look at my stash to see what strength they were.

xcel

[SweatMachine]

Ive used 80mg in the AM and 40 mg at night of lasix...kind of harsh though.

[Ken Skip Hill]

That shit will mess your condition up so fast that it is hardly worth the gamble.

I would put it in the "emergency, I fucked up my water" drawer.

Go mild with the diuretics and CONTROL your water.

Skip

[dpsquat]

demedex

which isnt a double loop diuretic is controlle d rather well compared to lasix skip! i would reccomend them over a diazide any day! \

But with that said i do agree to many aspiring young BB willl do them at there respected contest cause they think ronnie our shawn ro gunther does them! well what they seem to forget is they have someone watching there condition 24/7 leading up to a show.... I remeber seeing lasix main lined for the first time and thought wo o o ooo horsey..... but of course i too had to try it! and unless there is someone expereince in the disposition of ones water handy dont do it

[Ken Skip Hill]

I would agree that it is certainly better than lasix but not as mild as the "non" diueretics like aldactone. There seems to be a trend to use less and less diuretics lately and it appears to be working for quite a lot of guys. I say keep it in the "emergency" drawer in that I think that allowing the body to rid itself of water is much better than forceably "pulling" it with a diuretic.

We are on the same page, I think. I just wasn't very clear on what I meant. I told you, I am not that articulate and I wasn't kidding.

Skip