(2) Tren Questions

[no1special]

Greetings Pin Pals,

I'd like to get two answers please:

1) As I understand it, you need to ( and I have been ) taking my tren shot daily, and the reason for that is to keep the blood levels consistent.

That being said, I was arguing with my friend at the gym about it and when I said I liked tren because 1) I know it's real, 2) it has a short half life and therefor recovery should be easier than the usual formula ( Deca / Test ),

and he rambled on about it being water based so that was possible and I corrected him that it was oil based. He argued since it is oil based, not only would recovery be tuff ( he knows nothing about PCT - hcg, clomid, nolva ), but that my system would be "dirty" for a long time. I can't argue with seemingly good logic.

So what gives, what am I missing here,
- gotta take it daily do to a short half life,
- recovery is gonna be bad ( I read about the suicides )
- and my system is going to be dirty a long time,

Does that about some it up ?

My dumb ass-umption was, hey, short half life, cool, faster recovery.

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2) I only planned to go 6 weeks with this stuff, it has not made me overly
aggressive and my libido is basically fine.

And this tren ( 1 cc dly / 500 Test weekly - just bumped to 750 again ) cycle
follows 7 weeks of ( EQ 200, Deca 600, Test 750 ).

So I just wanted to get some idea of how long other bro's have gone on tren cycles and if someone wants to take into consideration the first 7 weeks before the tren when replying, that would be appreciated.

I know I need to quit at 6 weeks, but i also know i should ask people who know more than I do before I go hurting myself.

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5 cycle, 210 lbs, 33 yrs of age, lifting for several years.

Thanks,
no1special

 

[no1special]

sorry, just checked my log,
it was exactly on the 6th week I switched to tren,

just wanted to give you the best information in case
anyone wishes to replay.

Thanks,

 

[Jenetic]

Although ED injections would yeild more consistent blood plasma levels, EOD injections have seemed to work great for many people as well.

The only thing I don't like about using Tren frequently for extended periods of time is due to Prolactin side effects. Once again, everyone is different and we all respond differently.

More is not necessarily better and the chances of side effects increases as well. I would recomend running Dostinex if you are going to go with every day injections.

Also, Tren shut me down hard. Recovery was not fun.

 

[bigdho]

Although ED injections would yeild more consistent blood plasma levels, EOD injections have seemed to work great for many people as well.

The only thing I don't like about using Tren frequently for extended periods of time is due to Prolactin side effects. Once again, everyone is different and we all respond differently.

More is not necessarily better and the chances of side effects increases as well. I would recomend running Dostinex if you are going to go with every day injections.

Also, Tren shut me down hard. Recovery was not fun.

Is Dostinex the same as bromo? or is it for something differant?

 

[no1special]

yes bigdho,

they are different. As i understand it, they do the same,
Dosinex is more of a sure thing, but it is also alot more $...

Now then,
ANyone else have any cents to contribute ?
- maybe one cent ?

 

[bigdho]

thats what I ment...........do they both treat the same thing.

 

[ViperHMS]

1. ED injections are prefered to keep sides down. Personally I show almost no sides with ED injections after 2 weeks all the night sweats go away and no signs of insomnia. Also libido is not effected. I actually feel more ramped up while on tren.

2. The half life of fina is about 3 days. Regardless of its 3 day half life it will shut down your HPTA hard and recovery will not be simple.

3. You system will not be "Dirty" for a long time.

Viper

 

[Nathan]

thats what I ment...........do they both treat the same thing.

They combat the progesterone related sides. Dostinex is more pricey but it has much milder sides. I don't get the bromo sides that bad and bromo has always worked for me.

 

[bigdho]

They combat the progesterone related sides. Dostinex is more pricey but it has much milder sides. I don't get the bromo sides that bad and bromo has always worked for me.

Thanks bro

 

[CPA22]

Although ED injections would yeild more consistent blood plasma levels, EOD injections have seemed to work great for many people as well.

The only thing I don't like about using Tren frequently for extended periods of time is due to Prolactin side effects. Once again, everyone is different and we all respond differently.

More is not necessarily better and the chances of side effects increases as well. I would recomend running Dostinex if you are going to go with every day injections.

Also, Tren shut me down hard. Recovery was not fun.

Isnt prolactin only seen in women??

 

[Nathan]

Isnt prolactin only seen in women??

No.

 

[Jenetic]

Isnt prolactin only seen in women??

Prolactin is a hormone produced by the anterior pituitary gland in both men and women. It is known as a gonadotrophic hormone as it affects the gonads (testes and ovaries). It also has an effect on other organs in the body. However, only the effects on the reproductive organs will be discussed here.

In males, prolactin influences the production of testosterone and affects sperm production. In conditions where prolactin secretion is increased (hyperprolactinaemia), testosterone levels drop and sperm production is reduced or absent, resulting in male infertility.

The main action of prolactin in females is the induction and maintenance of lactation (breastfeeding). Prolactin levels build up during pregnancy but milk secretion does not begin until after birth. As an infant suckles, prolactin is released into the mother's blood stream, causing the milk glands to produce more milk. Prolactin and other hormones are responsible for the development of mammary glands during pregnancy.

Prolactin also affects the ovaries. The main target area is the corpus luteum, the secretory organ formed from the ruptured ovarian follicle after ovulation. High prolactin levels lead to reduced progesterone function. The result of hyperprolactinaemia can be the non-appearance of menarche (beginning of menstruation at puberty), amenorrhoea (absence of menstruation in a woman after puberty) and anovulatory menstrual cycles (absence of ovulation i.e. no mature eggs produced). These effects can be the basis of female infertility.

There are many causes of increased prolactin secretion. In some cases the condition can be effectively treated using drugs such as bromocriptine, which inhibits the release of prolactin.