Tren & Hairloss Poll

[Mavafanculo]

Everyone who has used Tren, please vote.

It would seem it should be hairsafe (nandrolone based, doesnt reduce to dht, etc), but some posters complain of telogen effluvium type loss. Lets get some numbers

 

[chefbone]

Everyone who has used Tren, please vote.

It would seem it should be hairsafe (nandrolone based, doesnt reduce to dht, etc), but some posters complain of telogen effluvium type loss. Lets get some numbers

I refuse to answer this poll until you change that fuggin' avatar dude!!!!!

 

[needtogetaas]

I refuse to answer this poll until you change that fuggin' avatar dude!!!!!

geek.

 

[chefbone]

geek.

Turd

 

[Mavafanculo]

I give up.

 

[chefbone]

I give up.

Change the avatar and I'll answer. That thing scares people bro.

 

[Mavafanculo]

Change the avatar and I'll answer. That thing scares people bro.

you askeeeered of an avatar? no more clomid for you.

 

[Mavafanculo]

bump for responses.

 

[krishna]

Just because tren doesn't reduce to DHT doesn't mean it won't cause hair loss. DHT causes hair loss because it's highly androgenic and affects AR's at the hair follicle. Tren can do this without reducing because it is also highly androgenic. Strangely though, tren seems to be pretty mild on the hair. DHT derivatives seem to be the worst on hair - go figure. Tren is a nandrolone derivative and seems to be milder than deca on hair for a lot of people. I'm on it right now. I think it has given me a mild case of TE because my hair hasn't receded, but it has thinned out a little.

 

[bigmann245]

no hair loss here. ive been treated very well from tren. its my favorite.