First time using Tren, need advice

[Swoleroid]

On my next cycle later this year I'm gonna introduce Tren E at a dose of 400 mg per week with Test E at 250 mg. HCG, AI included and Caber. I understand the AI dose will still be at .25mg eod still and as for Caber idk what to dose that at for this cycle. I've heard its whats best for minimal sides and i want it to be a breeze as much as possible with introducing the god 19nor tren. I'll also be running Dbol the first 4 weeks as a kickstart before the tren starts doing its work. Should i keep the tren higher than test for less sides? What do i dose my caber at? Is Dbol okay to include into a tren cycle?

[kelkel]

After your dbol run is over you could probably get by with less AI. It's why mid cycle BW is relevant.
Control your E and you won't have issues but caber is fine. IMHO .25 x 2 per week is more than sufficient as long as you're making an effort to control your E with an AI, as you are.

[Swoleroid]

After your dbol run is over you could probably get by with less AI. It's why mid cycle BW is relevant.
Control your E and you won't have issues but caber is fine. IMHO .25 x 2 per week is more than sufficient as long as you're making an effort to control your E with an AI, as you are.

Thanks for the response and what about the caber dosage? and so .25 x 2 per week for an AI included in this cycle is okay even after i stop the dbol kickstart?

[kelkel]

Thanks for the response and what about the caber dosage? and so .25 x 2 per week for an AI included in this cycle is okay even after i stop the dbol kickstart?

Re-read what I said. The .25 x 2 is the caber dosage. After your dbol run is over you could probably drop your AI back a bit as well but that depends on BW, which I highly recommend you do. It's how you learn exactly what you need for future cycles.

[Swoleroid]

Re-read what I said. The .25 x 2 is the caber dosage. After your dbol run is over you could probably drop your AI back a bit as well but that depends on BW, which I highly recommend you do. It's how you learn exactly what you need for future cycles.

Oh Okay, thank you for the response.