Could mood change be related to cycle?

[Cuz]

Oh and btw...just shot some tren hehe. I guess talking about it made me realize how much of an animal it made me. Already sprouting fangs and it’s only been an hour since injection.

[magic32]

Oh and btw...just shot some tren hehe. I guess talking about it made me realize how much of an animal it made me. Already sprouting fangs and it’s only been an hour since injection.

Interesting parallel Cuz.

I agree with the prior posters, aas or any hormone affecting agent can potentially cause changes positive and/or negative based largely on the individual, the compound(s), dosages, frequency, duration, and stressors experienced by the user.

I further agree that Tren is among the most notorious for said mood swings. It is also, contrary to some opinions, the strongest and most potent anabolic steroid. This is not to say that it provides the MOST mass, definition, oxygen absorption-related/rbc count endurance, protein anabolism, or any other aas property.

This is because a drugs' strength, is not PRIMARILY measured by its relative standing to others in its class or even by its translated effects, but rather by its chemical composition and it’s corresponding chemical numbers. In many categories of medications (but not all) 100 is the gold standard. This is also the case for aas, with regard to both its anabolic and androgenic values – the two chemically-related numbers by which it is measured, i.e., those that matter most.

As many of us know Tren's numbers are 500 for both. As such it is not a matter of forum member subjective opinion, or even of empirical (that which is seen) relativism, but of scientific fact (namely biochemistry and physiology) that it is unequivocally the strongest anabolic steroid.

However, and of course he was kidding, but per Cuz' post no anabolic steroid is responsible for transforming the user into the proverbial Mr. Hyde, i.e., taking control of his/her actions, or literally causing one to do something good, bad, or neutral...that's a red herring often attributed to steroid use, which has sadly consequently become a built-in excuse for the user, as well as a media hyped scare tactic that has stigmatized both steroids themselves and their users as bad, wrong, or worse.

Some medications may indeed have such an affect, and we all know of drugs that incite people to literally steal from their loved ones to obtain them, but that is a topic for a different forum. The focus and point here is that aas is NOT one of them.