Predisposition would be the key here, folks. Consider the few cases of people on testosterone replacement who formed prostrate cancer. Was it the test? Or was there a predisposition that the test exacerbated? Same with MPB. Again, are the roids to blame?
As cold as it may sound to some of you, Fonz's explanation here is very plausible. But more plausible is the idea that excessive exposure to ultraviolet light, A PROVEN CANCER CATALYST, played a much more significant role than did the tren.
As for the redness and bulging eyes, etc. Tren increases the overall blood volume significantly. BP is raised, and other issues that correspond with this come into play.
Nelson's assertion that tren is an animal steroid and therefore should be avoided is uncharacteristically naive for him. Humans are, after all, animals.
As for the correlation to hepatitis and AIDS, I think hepatitis is probably the only real practical concern. However, the statement made in this thread that KS is only found in geriatrics outside of HIV/hep patients is incorrect. It is also well documented in African men. I don't know HI's heritage, but there is plenty of info about KS on the net.
I have one pertinent question:
Has there been a conclusive diagnosis? If we don't know that you even have KS, then this pontificating about tren may indeed be premature.
HI--best regards. My fiancee has cancer, and is in the midst of her second radiation series. I relate all too well to the stresses it can cause and the overall impact it has on one's life.