Swapping tren and deca every other week

**Poysfxom** · 06-30-2021, 02:24 PM

Thanks everyone!

**redz** · 06-30-2021, 07:30 PM

Why?

**Fluidic Kimbo** · 07-06-2021, 02:47 AM

I think the idea here would be that your body would not adapt to either the Tren or the Deca . After a week of Tren your body would be starting to adapt to the Tren (and as you adapt to something it becomes less effective), but then all of a sudden the Tren is decreased and the Deca is increased (so now your body's adapting to the Deca).

I do find this interesting. I think I'd do it with Tren A and NPP to make the transition sharper (because Tren E and DecaDurabolin would slowly fizzle out).

**Lethal Hamburger** · 07-06-2021, 07:46 PM

This idea is a horse shit... as the half lives of these drugs esters would prevent any substantial drop off in either compounds serum concentration below biological activity within weeks.
It might be a great way to experience sides as you introduce instability to the aforementioned compounds serum concentration if you really could pull it off...

**Fluidic Kimbo** · 07-07-2021, 02:37 AM

Originally Posted by Lethal Hamburger

This idea is a horse shit... as the half lives of these drugs esters would prevent any substantial drop off in either compounds serum concentration below biological activity within weeks.
It might be a great way to experience sides as you introduce instability to the aforementioned compounds serum concentration if you really could pull it off...

Hence I mentioned Tren A and NPP.

**Lethal Hamburger** · 07-07-2021, 07:12 PM

Even so with the short estered compounds, as they would still be imparting a biological effect within the 14 day swap out period the OP was proposing.

After 4 to 5 half lives a drug is expected to be around mid 90% eliminated, whereby it is below the concentrations needed for clinical effects to be seen.

With either NPP or tren ace you would still see quarter of the originally administered dose still in circulation after 2 half lives (approx 8-9 days).

All you could achieve here is unstable blood levels of either compound.

**DuckTheViking** · 07-08-2021, 11:19 AM

Originally Posted by Fluidic Kimbo

I think the idea here would be that your body would not adapt to either the Tren or the Deca . After a week of Tren your body would be starting to adapt to the Tren (and as you adapt to something it becomes less effective), but then all of a sudden the Tren is decreased and the Deca is increased (so now your body's adapting to the Deca).

I do find this interesting. I think I'd do it with Tren A and NPP to make the transition sharper (because Tren E and DecaDurabolin would slowly fizzle out).

The hypothesis that your body adapts to tren a after a week is false, hence the conclusion to swap tren a & npp every week is also false.

Don't let me stop you from having a go at it though, you won't hurt anybody else than yourself. Let us know how it went.

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