I have had the same issue from tren e. every time I pinned within a day or so I would have the same uncontrollable sweats and shakes, and it was pretty scary. I believe it to be a hypoglycemic reaction, like you said, from the gear. After trial and error, I found that having a glass of sugary fruit juice in the morning and another in the afternoon all but eliminated this. I'm not sure why it happened, but it never happened from tren a, and I have had blood work to check it out which came back normal.

I had a similar thing happen to me. I was feeling fine one minute then felt weak n shaky, then I started sweating like never before, my t-shirt was literally soaked through, like I'd had a bucket of water thrown at me. I ate a kitkat and was fine a few minutes later. I've had blood sugar levels drop before were I've just felt a bit shaky but that 1 time was a bit freaky tbh.
If it's become regular I'd go see a doctor, good luck cos I know it's a bitch to have happen to you.

Definitely docs appointment. Sounds like a blood sugar issue.

hey brother doss offered up some good info and I'll back allot of it up. I've experienced the same my last cycle. and yes it was going hypo. no insulin involved, I train my ass off Branch Warren style with tight form. I'd run the usual post workout shake followed by a clean protein and carb meal 30min to an hr later. then about 2 hrs after it would hit. eat some pb crackers with a Gatorade then all good till I cooked super. it did scare me to schedule an appointment with my gp. once my wife said she thought I was going to hit the deck walking to the kitchen in a instant pool of cold sweat. Dr. just ran a complete blood panel, thankfully everything checked out. he offered that do to the intensity I put into my training and job that my body was depleting and using up all the blood sugars and I possibly could be developing a slight insulin sensitivity issue, prior to my blood work coming back he did offer a few medical explanations that I was happy they where ruled out, so please get to a Dr and have a blood work-up done.

Man my first test cycle I had the Exact same thing. Bloods checked out perfect but when I started feeling this queazy sensation coming on I had to immediately stuff my face with massive amounts of whatever was cooked in Tupperware tubs or whatever I could get my hands on lol and my gawd it felt like heaven as I eat it too which seemed weird lol idk.

Happened at least once or twice a week on that run but since that cycle I've never experienced anything like it again :/

this seems like low blood glucose levels AKA going hypoglycemic... are you using insulin?

this could be a developing a form of diabetes, or there may be an underlying condition in your liver or kidneys causing this assuming what you are experiencing is low blood glucose... go to your doctor because something like this shouldn't be taken lightly, whatever it is.

i would also stop the drugs you are on until you get this sorted out

The thing about blood glucose levels is that they are hardly ever constant. Since glucose is essentially the body's desired fuel source for energy metabolism, levels will fluctuate depending on the demand at the given time. So, forget about those numbers you got when you checked a year ago.

There's entirely too many factors that could cause these symptoms. One thing that takes place when cycling gear is an increased rate of glycogen synthesis and tissue repair. Because both of these processes expend energy, you can probably begin to imagine the impact they have on glucose levels, especially when they are accelerated. That's essentially what is taking place during recovery periods.

Now adding your day to day activities and you see a great demand imposed on energy metabolism, which in turn affects glucose levels.

Simply eating 6 times a day, although a great idea, may not be enough. Timing those meals and snacks can make the world of difference in terms of keeping up with energy demands.

An example would be to eat your fresh fruits during or closer to your most active parts of the day. Fruits are packed with vitamins and simple sugars that will release into the blood much quicker than complex carbs. That's perfect for more active tasks.

Similarly, save your complex carbs for portions of the day when you are not physically active. The complex carbs will provide a more gradual release into the blood stream to help keep energy levels more stable.

These are things that every athlete or trainee should be doing. If you're already doing these things, then other things to look at are fluid intake as well as the types of gear and supps you're taking. High anavar doses make me hypoglycemic bad. GHRP 6 affects appetite and blood sugar bc it increases motility of intestinal contents. Boldenone (EQ or cyp) def makes me feel like i can never eat enough. Tren paired with mast gives me some lightheadedness if fluid intake isn't kept high. List goes on and one.

So, I gave you some generalized nutritional advice, as well as some personal experiences of mine with gear and similar sides. Tell me what all you're taking at the moment.

Its sounds like a panic attack or anxiety to me,but i am no doctor. Buy a tiny glucometer (sugar checker) and bp cuff ,from your local drug store and check both frequently. Any other symptoms?

I am in no way a vet. Lol

When I first started my cut using Vikings 7 hours carb window system, I think maybe day 8, I experienced this. The thing was I had just got up and didn't go directly to the kitchen to eat. I brushed my teeth ands hit first then exactly what you said happened to me. I blacked out in the hall way momentarily. Very got and cold sweat.
Is this happening to you between meals when stomach is empty?

You should get your levels checked again bro