
Originally Posted by
Flacco
I'm curious also.
If I were you... I'd be googling all these questions on my own. Definitely look around this site/forums for any questions you may have. Alot of guys/gals come on and want every question answered for them without doing their own research. How do you know for sure, that all the answers you are getting are accurate? Even if they're from a "Vet" Ya Dig? People make mistakes and give bad info sometimes. Search "aromitase inhibitors aas" or something like that. Read about it. Look in the other sections of this forum. There is an entire PCT section that will lay it all out for you. IDK what AAS you have access to. Research, do the math, and figure out how much you'll need. Google... "PCT for Test E"
Tren is definitely a bad idea. I'd say Tren is not considered a "Novice/beginners" compound. Get a basic Test cycle done before considering anything else. Alot of guys I lift with only take Test, and have only ever taken test. Test is fckin powerful dude. You don't need Tren. Your discipline/diet will make up the rest. Not the compound you're taking.
Start very slowly. You can hurt yourself very easily on aas. Build a base. The right way to do it, is to build a solid foundation without any juice, and when you hit a platue, then do a cycle. If you start a cycle and begin training again for the first time, together... you'll gain... but then you'll loose most of your gains, and be back to where you were b4 cycling.