Psychological effects

[Mooseman33]

Tren is like everything else. The more you do, and the longer you do it, the more you can handle. Suppose you’re 15 and you never drank alcohol before. So you take 6 shots of whiskey back to back. 20 minutes later the world is spinning and you’re trying not to fall off. But for someone who drinks whiskey on a regular basis, that’s just pre-game.

The Road cruises on a gram of tren a week

strongly disagree.

The older I get the less i can handle.

When younger I would run tren high and long. since hitting 40 I cant go any more than 50mg eod.

And the road openly says he is going to die young, and even Obs isnt on lifelong. Long ass cruises yes, but not non-stop for life.

[charger69]

strongly disagree.

The older I get the less i can handle.

When younger I would run tren high and long. since hitting 40 I cant go any more than 50mg eod.

And the road openly says he is going to die young, and even Obs isnt on lifelong. Long ass cruises yes, but not non-stop for life.

Your just an old man now so that doesn’t count. LOL


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[charger69]

strongly disagree.

The older I get the less i can handle.

When younger I would run tren high and long. since hitting 40 I cant go any more than 50mg eod.

And the road openly says he is going to die young, and even Obs isnt on lifelong. Long ass cruises yes, but not non-stop for life.

On a serious note...... things do change as you get older. I need to watch my BP and cholesterol more than before.


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[SampsonandDelilah]

On a serious note...... things do change as you get older. I need to watch my BP and cholesterol more than before.


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Me too and great point Charger

[Proximal]

On a serious note...... things do change as you get older. I need to watch my BP and cholesterol more than before.


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Really dug it, but never went above 200/wk. My BP, which was already averaging 125/85 on a good day didn’t get much worse. My HDLs crashed, LDL’s soared. Easily would sweat through 2 extra shirts a day. Every time I wore a seatbelt, I’d have a diagonal stripe of my shirt coated in sweat. Getting edgy at 200.

Original dose at 75, minimal sweating, could still teach HS without getting upset.

At the age of 60 when I first took it, thought the changes outweighed the negatives. Ready to start again actually as the gyms will be opening in a few weeks. Closing in on 62 now; bring it on.

[charger69]

Really dug it, but never went above 200/wk. My BP, which was already averaging 125/85 on a good day didn’t get much worse. My HDLs crashed, LDL’s soared. Easily would sweat through 2 extra shirts a day. Every time I wore a seatbelt, I’d have a diagonal stripe of my shirt coated in sweat. Getting edgy at 200.

Original dose at 75, minimal sweating, could still teach HS without getting upset.

At the age of 60 when I first took it, thought the changes outweighed the negatives. Ready to start again actually as the gyms will be opening in a few weeks. Closing in on 62 now; bring it on.

. I tried 900 for two weeks and couldn’t stand it. 700 is my sweet spot. LOL
I only use it pre contest cutting so there are many other factors.


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