Correlation between tren and carbs ?

[GearHeaded]

I wouldnt say i was on a super high carb diet to me that is 1000 plus g carbs per day im lucky to get half that down. But i can tell you i look full as fuck from the carb loading and tren but i get stomach bloat and heart burn so its tough.
Another thing i hate about tren is when im on it i feel like i need deep breaths of air while just sitting down not even doing anything but this comes and goes. Not a good feelin

yep that fullness is from the super compensated amount of glycogen in your muscles.. when glycogen is loaded into muscle cells it also carries with it 3x its weight in water. so your muscle gets super full and round. 400+ g of carbs is plenty for most of us.

heart burn and acid reflux is super common on Tren.. stomach acid is a form of detoxification. your body is up regulating stomach acid as a means of detoxifying itself (Tren is a toxic AAS).. taking a PPI like Prevacid daily while on tren helps a ton

breathing issues are tied back to the amount of fullness your carrying. your body is storing way more glycogen, water, nutrients, minerals, etc. into cells then its used to. your also carrying more blood volume. this makes your pulmonary and cardiac systems have to work harder then normal.
over time your body will acclimate to it

[Cuz]

yep that fullness is from the super compensated amount of glycogen in your muscles.. when glycogen is loaded into muscle cells it also carries with it 3x its weight in water. so your muscle gets super full and round. 400+ g of carbs is plenty for most of us.

heart burn and acid reflux is super common on Tren.. stomach acid is a form of detoxification. your body is up regulating stomach acid as a means of detoxifying itself (Tren is a toxic AAS).. taking a PPI like Prevacid daily while on tren helps a ton

breathing issues are tied back to the amount of fullness your carrying. your body is storing way more glycogen, water, nutrients, minerals, etc. into cells then its used to. your also carrying more blood volume. this makes your pulmonary and cardiac systems have to work harder then normal.
over time your body will acclimate to it

Thanks GH, very helpful info