Adding Tren E to my TRT protocol

[Cuz]

If I ran it for say, 8 weeks, then reverted to my normal regimen, am I likely to see any results? If so, what dosage given I'm on 180mg t pw?
And would I simply lose these gains once I'm back to the test e only?

You can run tren e for 8 weeks no problem if its something you are used to. Have you ever ran tren?

[MikeyMoo]

You can run tren e for 8 weeks no problem if its something you are used to. Have you ever ran tren?

No, not yet. The funkiest i've gotten was to run a little therapeutic dose of deca along with some winny. Did this for 8 weeks at the back end of last year. Cracking little cycle, great results and felt good throughout.

[Cuz]

No, not yet. The funkiest i've gotten was to run a little therapeutic dose of deca along with some winny. Did this for 8 weeks at the back end of last year. Cracking little cycle, great results and felt good throughout.

If i were you id try tren ace, to see how you respond to it. Sometimes things dont always go as planned with tren. Id also start dosing on the small side

[MikeyMoo]

If i were you id try tren ace, to see how you respond to it. Sometimes things dont always go as planned with tren. Id also start dosing on the small side

Ok, can I just stack that with my test E i.e. 2 pins per week?
Mirror the test dosage - so 180mg test e and 180mg tren ace per week?

[Gallowmere]

Ok, can I just stack that with my test E i.e. 2 pins per week?
Mirror the test dosage - so 180mg test e and 180mg tren ace per week?

I wouldn’t even go that high with it.
I have a friend who actually gets good results for his psychological issues with low dose Tren along with his TRT. His test is set at 125, and Tren is 80/week of Enan.

[MikeyMoo]

I wouldn’t even go that high with it.
I have a friend who actually gets good results for his psychological issues with low dose Tren along with his TRT. His test is set at 125, and Tren is 80/week of Enan.

Does he cruise on it?

[Gallowmere]

Does he cruise on it?

It’s not a cruise when it’s literally a permanent part of your HRT. So no, but for the spirit of your question, yes.