tren cardio recovery

[>Good Luck<]

Sup bros and bras lol

So I'm considering running a cycle with a low dose of tren to see how I react. Aside from all the urelated discussion we can have about tren, I'm curious as to how long after one stops using tren will cardio begin to improve/recuperate again.

I can imagine this question is dose dependant so lets use 3 scenarios and try to guage a comfortable guess to the recovery times for cardio hinderance.

1) test @ 350mg weekly w/ 300mg tren

2) test @ 350mg weekly w/ 400mg tren

3) test @ 500mg weekly w/ 150mg tren

Fyi I am most interested in 3) for my cycle.


For those who refuse to answer questions without stats and cycle exp. Here u go.

26-5'7"-179lbs 14% (yes I started using gear way to soon and should be much heavier. I now eat very clean 2800cal every day. Save diet q's for nutrition sec please and thanks)

Exp with sust, test e-c-p, tbol, hcg, adex, clomid, nolv, & b12 inj.

[Mp859]

For the number 3) I don't know if that low of a dose will even noticeably affect your cardio.

Are you worried your going to miss cardio while on the tren or what lol?

[redz]

I have not had issues withy ten and cardio myself though I always do to s of cardio while on.

[evander87]

I did your cycle 2 for this past summer and cardio took a little hit but nothing you couldn't power through.

[>Good Luck<]

Yea mostly just not sure of how bad the cardio hit could be and I need to be able to stay at or near the level im at physically. If the cardio is impacting performances I want to be prepared for how long it would take to recoup.

I can't imagibe it being more than a couple weeks max, similar to a chest infection or bronchitis

[Red Bastard]

I would think that it would make a big difference if it were tren E or tren A...

Which is your preference? I'm thinking you probably mean A, as you're just testing the waters, so to speak...

[Metalject]

Decreased cardiovascular endurance due to the use of Tren seems to vary greatly from one person to the next. Like redz, I've never had an issue, not at 150mg/wk or 700mg/wk or anything in between. At the same time, I know plenty of guys that do have an issue with this but I know just as many that don't. The side effects associated with Tren that you always hear people talk about, insomnia, night sweats, rapid heart rate, anxiety and cardiovascular endurance issues do not affect all men or all men the same.

[Metalject]

I would think that it would make a big difference if it were tren E or tren A...

Which is your preference? I'm thinking you probably mean A, as you're just testing the waters, so to speak...

The ester attached should not affect how the body responds to the hormone.

[Red Bastard]

The ester attached should not affect how the body responds to the hormone.

In this case it would, as the OP's question referred to POST cycle recovery from Tren's aerobic suppressive effects. The Tren A ester would clear his system faster than the E, thus, presumably shortening the time needed to recover...

[Metalject]

In this case it would, as the OP's question referred to POST cycle recovery from Tren's aerobic suppressive effects. The Tren A ester would clear his system faster than the E, thus, presumably shortening the time needed to recover...

Yes, you are correct. I was speaking in regards to it affecting his breathing in general as in if it does or does not affect it. But if it does, yes, you are right.

[Metalject]

In this case it would, as the OP's question referred to POST cycle recovery from Tren's aerobic suppressive effects. The Tren A ester would clear his system faster than the E, thus, presumably shortening the time needed to recover...

Yes, you are correct. I was speaking in regards to it affecting his breathing in general as in if it does or does not affect it. But if it does, yes, you are right.

[Metalject]

And I have no idea why my response posted twice.