Your tren experience
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How much protein were you eating initially vs now?
ostrichlegs
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I have had a really good experience with tren, it makes me more driven and motivated, the gains are sweet, and the side effects aren't too bad. I get sweaty, especially at night and maybe a bit more anxious but thats about it. Over all very manageable at 300-400 mg a week. But start small, everyones different, 100mg could be enough to send someone else into a dark place.
Be sure to pay attention to the sides that sometimes dont show/ or are felt.
You can feel great but things like bp or lipids etc. Can be out of whack.
Maybe you have those things already tuned in. Guys that are "lucky" enough to not experience sides....are sometimes not as inclined to monitor health markets or stay on too long...or "cruise" when it's not a "cruise"....it just less drugs than usual.
ostrichlegs
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Lipids aren't great, but my BP i monitor closely and keep in check with telmisartan and lifestyle.
Protein in your urine can be an indication of bone cancer (multiple myeloma) or kidney stress/issues - usually the latter. Almost all kidney issues will also present with protein in your urine. I have been saying for years - blood work is best but buying simple urinalysis strips tests basic kidney and liver health among many other things depending on which one you buy - chemstrips 5 or chemstrips 10, and so on.
If you have protein in your urine, see your doctor.
Even as low as 30 mg a week, I can't sleep well, and the neurotoxicity may be the cause but don't know that for certain. I am not nice, make bad decisions and most likely would end up in jail. Not worth it to me. That was my very brief one experience with tren ace in daily micro doses.
Some people are fine on it, but it is hard on the body - one of the most harsh injectables. If you have any tendency towards anxiety, sleep issues, or anger issues that are under control - tren seems to remove the control. I had no anxiety - just decisions and knee jerk reactions I would not normally make.
I will never touch it again.
Some people are fine on it, but it is hard on the body - one of the most harsh injectables. If you have any tendency towards anxiety, sleep issues, or anger issues that are under control - tren seems to remove the control. I had no anxiety - just decisions and knee jerk reactions I would not normally make.
I will never touch it again.
I got a appt to see my doctor in a few hours
Well. Doc said kidney function is prob around 97-98%
Im 1 point high on my liver values
Hemoglobin is high (which i expected cause i was on eq and never got around to donating)
Other then that, it looked pretty good
Cholesterol is a lot better then it was a year ago. Hdl is still a little low but ldl is not considered high.
Back at it i geuss
Im 1 point high on my liver values
Hemoglobin is high (which i expected cause i was on eq and never got around to donating)
Other then that, it looked pretty good
Cholesterol is a lot better then it was a year ago. Hdl is still a little low but ldl is not considered high.
Back at it i geuss
That’s good to hear my manWell. Doc said kidney function is prob around 97-98%
Im 1 point high on my liver values
Hemoglobin is high (which i expected cause i was on eq and never got around to donating)
Other then that, it looked pretty good
Cholesterol is a lot better then it was a year ago. Hdl is still a little low but ldl is not considered high.
Back at it i geuss
I just completed a cut which included 160/wk tren ace. This was my second run with tren, and the last one was also low dose, about 10 years ago.
Sides were pretty much non-existent at that dose, especially as I had reta in the mix. However, i had to drop reta as I titrated up too fast and gave myself terrible GI distress (4 days living on the toilet).
With reta out, I realized just what a ravenous fucking appetite the tren gave me. I could eat endless carbs, and easily over-eat by 1200 calories if I didn't control myself.
My post history here includes questions about pushing more food, as this is normally a big challenge for me. Not so with tren in the picture! However, I think my metabolism was so jacked up that it just becomes a wash. 300 extra carbs just burn up immediately lol. Anyways, it made the end of the cut more challenging, but I'm very happy with the whole experience.
BP is good, lipids are good. Got that tren look.
I'll probably run it again.
Sides were pretty much non-existent at that dose, especially as I had reta in the mix. However, i had to drop reta as I titrated up too fast and gave myself terrible GI distress (4 days living on the toilet).
With reta out, I realized just what a ravenous fucking appetite the tren gave me. I could eat endless carbs, and easily over-eat by 1200 calories if I didn't control myself.
My post history here includes questions about pushing more food, as this is normally a big challenge for me. Not so with tren in the picture! However, I think my metabolism was so jacked up that it just becomes a wash. 300 extra carbs just burn up immediately lol. Anyways, it made the end of the cut more challenging, but I'm very happy with the whole experience.
BP is good, lipids are good. Got that tren look.
I'll probably run it again.
Haha when I started Reta I made the same mistake except for me it was the opposite I didn’t shit for 4 days
Sex,
Sex fatigue,
getting enough cardio including sex
sex cures the irrritative state and actually just makes me smile all day
i don't get the red skin must be all the sex
fuck yeah it is you looking hard as fuck big guy.
What kind of dose do you guys run?
Week 1-2 / 250mg
Week 3-4 / 500mg
Week 5-8 / 750mg
Week 9-10 / 500mg
Week 11-12 / 250mg
DO NOT ATTEMPT UNLESS YOU ARE WILLING TO FEED IN TO YOUR H*MOS**UAL TENDENCIES AND TRANNY MIDGETS!
Lmao. Noted
This is neither a water or protein intake issue.
Your kidneys are not filtering your blood properly.
This could be a renal issue or potentially bone marrow. You need to see a doctor for bloodwork and urine testing to sort out what protein it is (albumin vs antibody) and why it’s not being filtered correctly.
DDx includes nephrotic syndromes, nephritic syndromes, Diabetes and MGUS/Multiple Myeloma.
Sooner the better.
Cheers,
PA