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    Tren e experiance with asthma

    Hi,
    alot of people on here ask what the effects are with tren and asthma. I have mild asthma and the tren pretty much locked down my cardio in a couple of weeks. Running on the treadmill was torture cv wise. I had to take my inhalor only a couple of times but training was very hard. The strength and mass gains were good but if you have moderate to severe asthma then I would tread carefully, very carefully.

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    Even without asthma I noticed a significant drop in my cardio abilities, definitely have to agree with treading carefully. Tren ace leaves me feeling fat and out of shape. Which I know is the exact opposite

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    That's interesting about tren a.......?

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    Run it alongside a B-2 agonist (Salbutamol/Clen).
    It will help counteract the bronchioconstriction from the Tren.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte
    Run it alongside a B-2 agonist (Salbutamol/Clen).
    It will help counteract the bronchioconstriction from the Tren.
    Will have to give this a shot as I've got some extra clen on hand. I just know on tren and about 20 minutes on the stairmaster after lifting leaves me drenched in sweat and busting my ass to get through it. When off tren I can go 40 minutes and feel great

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    Great info as always bonaparte, thank you.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bonaparte View Post
    Run it alongside a B-2 agonist (Salbutamol/Clen).
    It will help counteract the bronchioconstriction from the Tren.
    this is good info on how to combat the tren, but keep in mind tren has a tendency to increase BP so monitor it VERY close when giving yourself a stimulant as potent as clen.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Knockout_Power View Post
    this is good info on how to combat the tren, but keep in mind tren has a tendency to increase BP so monitor it VERY close when giving yourself a stimulant as potent as clen.
    Fortunately, therapeutic doses of b2 agonists are much lower than those used for cutting. 20mcg of clen should provide plenty of bronchiodilation without much change in BP and HR.

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