Recent content by Pete54

You can always ask the nurse to get your veins numb before donating. https://youtu.be/RTYB7mSMbDg

Any good SARMS source in Canada?

Try supplementing your diet with 2% or 0% greek yogurt (14gr of protein in 3/4 of a cup), small tuna cans in olive oil (21gr of protein per 80gr can) and nuts, not too much if you're cutting. We have become way too dependant in "powders" imho....

Natural gyno is not that uncommon, its basically an hormone disbalance. I think your friend needs to see a Dr. to get a proper diagnosis. I'll let the people who know answer your question about sarms.

Probably surgery

Don't sweat it Robo, I am not a drinker either, but when I am on holidays I like to have a scotch here and there. Just don't get wasted buddy haha, you will be fine otherwise. Alcohol becomes a problem when people get addicted or abuse it and become dependant. You are right, fitness is a...

HIV+ people are not allowed per sure but best idea is give them a call and ask directly. The criteria changes often, for example men who had sex with other man were not allowed to donate blood in Canada. That is about to change

In Canada you are not allowed either. Look for a nurse, lab technician, phlebotomist or a Dr who would draw 1 pint from you and dispose of it. Don't try doing it yourself

Thanks for sharing jbravo. Great advice.

I would stick to beer only, just an opinion. Have a great time

You're welcome SG and thanks for donating.

Great post, thanks for sharing. Sleep apnea will cause your oxygen levels to decrease from 97-98%, which are normal levels, down to 50-60%, while you are "sleeping". When your brain senses hypoxia, gets into survival mode. Depending on how serious the sleep apnea is, your brain will wake you up...

Welcome to the six minute club SG. Some people faint, but its normal. You were probably a bit dehydrated, got up too fast, or your sugar level dropped slightly. Try drinking some fluids next time before donating. Water will do, but coconut water, o even a 710ml bottle of Gatorate diluted in...

I just turned 55 myself, and was wondering if you could share a bit about your routine, diet etc, as there is not a lot of info out there for people 50+. The general presumption is that once you hit the 45-50 mark you should be thinking about retirement, walking your dog, and other stuff rather...

Lol, thats a funny coincidence. It takes me about an hour, hour and a half to do the whole thing: registering (even though I have a donor card), answering a bunch of questions like have you been to "Botswana" in the past 60 days, or have you had unprotected sex with a Sumatran orangutan...