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    tren a and tren e

    I know this may be a dumb question but Im gonna ask anyway. I have ran tren a before never have run tren e before though and I was wondering with the two compounds is there a difference in water retention. I know with tren a it starts working pretty quickly and I know tren e it takes a little longer thatgs why I ask. I know with prop water retention is lower then enth and also starts working faster then enth and thats the only reason I ask if there is any difference in water retention with the two different compounds at all. Thanks

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    Based on AR research, you are correct about the varying levels of water retention when using Test Prop against say Test E.

    However, based on the actual characteristics of the trenbolone molecule, its very unlikely that you will feel any noticeable water retention between the two esters.

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    thats what i was thinking too since i have read a bunch of posts on here and none say anything different about the water retention between the two, even though they havent said anything about the water retentions doesnt mean there wasnt any difference, just thought i ask if anyone else had an knowledge through experience itwould be much appreciated.

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    water retention was never an issue and never heard of it being one with tren ...

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    Water retention is caused by estrogen so you'll get some with aromatizable stereoids (test, dbol , etc). Tren doesn't aromatize so regardless of the ester attached, you won't bloat.

    My understanding of the reason that test prop doesn't cause as much water retention as test enth is that the hormone isn't in your body long enough to aromatize in any significant quantity. Hope that helped.

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    I've ran the acetate ester never the enthate before .. have u ran both different and if so what were ur comparisons

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    helps a ton appreciate it now I just have to think on which one I feel like running with my cycle

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    Quote Originally Posted by kick6 View Post
    Water retention is caused by estrogen so you'll get some with aromatizable stereoids (test, dbol , etc). Tren doesn't aromatize so regardless of the ester attached, you won't bloat.

    My understanding of the reason that test prop doesn't cause as much water retention as test enth is that the hormone isn't in your body long enough to aromatize in any significant quantity. Hope that helped.
    Deca does not aromatize too, but it makes you bloated, why?
    Because saying that Tren doesn't aromatize (for being a 19-nor, DHT derivative, and DHT does not aromatize) doesn't mean that you can't get estrogen issues at all. Tren has a relatively high value of suppression on your natural HPTA function as well, so you can have some estro-like sides due to their elevated presence when you have low natty test.
    BTW tren won't bloat as much as long estered tests or deca do.

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