
Originally Posted by
MuscleInk
What you gain in lean mass or lose in body fat is largely driven by your nutrition plan. Eating above or below your TDEE will determine your results more than your choice of gear.
There are a lot of potential risks with tren. Gyno should be the least of your concern. Tren will affect your BP, lipid metabolism, and glomerular filtration rate in your kidneys more than other anabolics. At a body fat of 20% or greater, the cardiac risks are not favorable and hypertension would be a concern in addition to aberrant lipid metabolism (your LDL will rise and your HDL will drop). Dopamine agonists are also important considerations for tren because the 19nor compounds will affect prolactin levels if estrogen is poorly managed.
Your nutrition should be priority number one. Get that dialed in for a few months and then consider a testosterone only cycle with proper AI, HCG, and PCT. if you are looking to drop bf, have the experts in our nutrition subforum look at your nutrition plan. If you aren't eating below your TDEE it'll be considerably hardly to lose body fat.