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    Tren & cardio

    I've heard that tren makes cardio difficult. Why is this? Is it because it effects the thyroid? Also I'm currently running tren and test and have been doing 30 min cardio a day and haven't had a problem. Just curious on what your thoughts are on the subject....

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1wheelr1 View Post
    I've heard that tren makes cardio difficult. Why is this? Is it because it effects the thyroid? Also I'm currently running tren and test and have been doing 30 min cardio a day and haven't had a problem. Just curious on what your thoughts are on the subject....
    It promotes inflammation via bronchial dilation that restricts the passage of airway in certain areas that relate to the functionality of your prostaglandin. This is why it's sometimes hard to breathe during the day, even while doing normal activities while on Tren , or where the "tren cough" probably came from. Bronchodilator/prostaglandin formation are 2 key words to search if you want to really delve into the correlation between Tren and aerobic capacity.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 1wheelr1 View Post
    I've heard that tren makes cardio difficult. Why is this? Is it because it effects the thyroid? Also I'm currently running tren and test and have been doing 30 min cardio a day and haven't had a problem. Just curious on what your thoughts are on the subject....
    For me it is simply the shin pumps. Brings me to a halt after 15 minutes. I know some guys that just keep on truckin' through it. Var does the same for me. I came off both so that I can continue my cardio.

    What esther are you using and for how long?

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    Doing more than 15 minutes on Tren is just a killer on your body.

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    I just sit around and the cough comes on. My blood pressure also goes up so I have to be careful with too much hard cardio.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Adrenaline8530 View Post
    Doing more than 15 minutes on Tren is just a killer on your body.
    Speak for yourself. It is probably the number 1 precontest drug and competitors do loads of cardio before a show.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HawaiianPride. View Post
    It promotes inflammation via bronchial dilation that restricts the passage of airway in certain areas that relate to the functionality of your prostaglandin. This is why it's sometimes hard to breathe during the day, even while doing normal activities while on Tren, or where the "tren cough" probably came from. Bronchodilator/prostaglandin formation are 2 key words to search if you want to really delve into the correlation between Tren and aerobic capacity.
    Bronchial inflammation sounds much like asthma, is this similar to the tren cough? And would tren not be recommended for asthmatics?

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    I have no issues with cardio as well on Tren . Although strenuous leg work outs and walking lunges are a bit difficult.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Scabtree View Post
    Bronchial inflammation sounds much like asthma, is this similar to the tren cough? And would tren not be recommended for asthmatics?
    The inflammation is similar. You can be asthmatic and utilize Tren since Tren does not cause this side effect for everyone. Though if it did, I would not suggest using it. Real Tren is harsh as fuk.

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    Quote Originally Posted by austinite
    For me it is simply the shin pumps. Brings me to a halt after 15 minutes. I know some guys that just keep on truckin' through it. Var does the same for me. I came off both so that I can continue my cardio.

    What esther are you using and for how long?
    Tren a I'm on my third week out of 10

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    Quote Originally Posted by ScotchGuard02
    I just sit around and the cough comes on. My blood pressure also goes up so I have to be careful with too much hard cardio.
    This is my second cycle and thus far my blood pressure has been great.

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    Thx everyone

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    i have been following bonaparte's advise of using clen to counter the cardio robbing sides of tren and its worked well...i ride mountain bikes for hours on the weekend and i was starting to have problems with breathing durring the uphill climbs so i started off with some clen recently only 40mcg for the record...even that little bit was a huge difference...so maybee give that a shot so you can continue with any cardio...

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