+ 10 Discovering the other side of Trenbolone
This post isn’t meant to condone or deny the use of Trenbolone. This post is an advanced discussion centered around those who can read and comprehend the link provided. If you want to talk about running 400mg+ of tren and the side effects you encountered or how well it did or didn’t work during your bulk of cutting phase please talk don’t chime in on this thread. You can always find these things being discussed on the steroid cycle and anabolic steroids thread.
For a long time new information about steroid hormones were non existent l, but as the medical world is starting to take another look at these hormones we are finding out things not previously known about steroids. New information is being published about HPG axis disruption/ recovery, steroid side effects, and clinical use of steroid hormones. These are the publishing’s I thrive on. I use these articles to develop a more modern knowledge database about AAS, PCT, clinical application of various hormones. When someone mentions trenbolone extreme side effects are the first thing that come to most people’s mind and it’s never gets attributed to positive physiological affects. I have always wondered how can a hormone with such a perfect design whose effects are far superior to most all other steroids be so detrimental physically and mentally to it’s users. Is it dosage that causes this? Is it interaction with other hormones, body type, genetic predisposition... what causes this? The other day I was doing some reading and stumbled across this gem of an article. It was published in 2016 and it shows a side of trenbolone not previously seen. After reading the article a few things stood out to me: dosing protocol, manipulation of variables, and results where the biggest. Take a look at the link and feel free to share your thoughts and opinions.
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Ooh. Okay, you got my attention with that last line
What does that mean, “it might be a physically addictive steroid?”
Damn, haha let’s all switch to tren for our health.
Very interesting to see the various impacts of zero androgens, then comparing them to test and finally tren. If any of our diabetics chime in I remember one member recently who had a ton of anecdotal info on his own blood sugars and how anavar and tren both seemed to almost block a spike in blood sugar following a carb rich meal. Which would be tremendously beneficial on a cut and may be one of their contributing benefits in that pursuit.
The link between steroids and carbohydrate metabolism doesn’t seem to be as well studied as you might expect and finding new treatments for individuals in this age of obesity could breath new life into some of these old pharma drugs.
PcushionI know me personally I have felt my blood sugar drop while taking tren. I am confident that it’s the increase in IGF-1 that mediates this effect.
Yep. That’s why tren in higher doses = lethargy city. There’s this myth out there amongst those who put tren up on the pedestal in the “nectar of the gods” sense that it makes the user feel like Superman or something, and that just isn’t the reality a lot of the time. Although someone on tren may look the part of a superhero, he most likely feels like complete shit half the time
I’m always leery of extrapolating animal studies into drawing conclusions for humans, but what I do find especially interesting here is that the trenbolone didn’t show signs of increasing visceral fat as a counterindication of the hormone at those dosages relative to body mass.
Thank you for posting
PcushionYeah the dosing of 2mg/kg is what I find interesting.
Same interesting