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+ 2 Dextroamphetamine and tren??? Don't flame lol.

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Ok so I'm still trucking away with law school and my ADD definitely has made the process a lot harder. I was prescribed dextroamphetamine about 4 months ago and have not cycled since then. However, after a long winter eating donuts and ice cream and not working out I'm looking pretty damn puffy. I want to start another tren cycle. Last time I ran tren the only sides I really got were acne and slightly elevated blood pressure. I was wondering if dextroamphetamine and tren would be a safe combo or if I should hold off on taking dextroamphetamine??

Muffins's picture

I offset all the negative karma in this thread. We're all perfectly capable of discussing this without getting too butt hurt. Steve is doing a good job trolling as well.

lb9591's picture

Thanks man, appreciate it!

Muffins's picture

I didn't say you did, Steve. I don't know who initiated any of the negs. I simply up voted any post within this thread that was down voted. I understand what you have said in regards to a singular, conclusive test. Your point has been made as far as I'm concerned. I enjoy this topic. I just don't want people to be deterred from postings because of negative karma.

freedom1981's picture

So because you felt your self puffy you want to start tren ? You skipped the diet and back to training and skipped also controlling yourself and watching you food and jump direct to tren . And you are puffy . Nice thought man . It's not about steroids in your case or anyone case it's a diet . You had nice experince with tren yes ok . But you are not train your body and bf high now and start tren . So make it primo and winny then )))))))).
Watch your food back to gym and start your diet that's it .

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lb9591's picture

Man everyone on here instantly jumps to you skipped diet just because I didn't outline my meal plan and training regimen. I have used Tren in the past and I enjoy it. I don't suffer from the sides that most people get and I don't mind sticking my self ED (I don't prefer it just don't mind it either). But no I'm going to steer clear of AAS all together I think until summer when I have no more classes. I have one year of this hell left... I honestly don't really care if I lose a lot of muscle cutting, I can get it back next year. I'm only 31 so I still have a little time left lol.

growthman's picture

Dude congrats on law school! Tren is pretty toxic imo and unless you're competing in a bb comp., the amphs ought to be a good enough tool to cut down. It's all diet, what about cutting out the bs?

I've found amphs to go particularly well with gh personally. The gh allows the deep deep sleep I was unable to get on the amphs and never really got recharged (I'm sure you've noticed the effectiveness of your amphs highly depend on how rested you are and how well you're hydrated/nourished.

lb9591's picture

Thank you! Yeah I do not plan on ever entering into a competition and from what I have read on here so far, I will be staying away from Tren again until this summer. Never used GH and honestly don't know anything about it... Again you're correct with no sleep they do nothing for me and I'm just as worthless without them lol.

treadgold's picture

How can you make such a blanket statement without having walked a mile in someones shoes? Have you written articles to disprove ADD? are you a licensed pyscotherapist or something along those lines and can speak of the nonexistance of ADD as it pertains to science, in your own words and not from someone else's words?

treadgold's picture

So..then, you , yourself can prove ADD has no basis in anything. So it all comes down to diet? Do you have some data to back this up? You can prove that ADD does not exist? Sounds pretty ignorant and close minded. Try really looking in the human condition on your own, and not what some youtuber posts.

treadgold's picture

Exactly..they cannot prove anything, just as you cant by interpreting someone else's words. They are going in circles. What is your area of medical expertise? That is what the fuck i want you to prove to me. You believe a so called non fiction article as fact with no facts to really back it up.

lb9591's picture

The article you link is from 1999.... there has been tons of studies done and it is a normally accepted disability. Check out http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=attention+deficit+hyperactivity... that will provide a link to more recent studies. Then you can make an educated argument for your position.

lb9591's picture

Your basis your opinion off an outdated study. "Motor system excitability can be tested by transcranial magnetic stimulation CFMS). In this article, an overview of recent methodological developments and research findings related to attention deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is provided. Different TMS parameters that reflect the function of interneurons in the motor cortex may represent neurophysiological markers of inhibition in ADHD, particularly the so-called intracortical inhibition." Z Kinder Jugendpsychiatr Psychother. 2014. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/25335520

That and the fact that is recognized by the scientific community as shown by the amount of reports and studies conducted on NCBI... But please enlighten me with your years of medical research....

lb9591's picture

Ok so under that same notion Autism isn't real? Schizophrenia? Bi-polar? Any other mental illness? So in your examples none of those other disabilities exist correct? They can all be fixed with a proper diet and a cure for boredom?

lb9591's picture

The study that was done said people who were Autistic were more likely to suffer from gastrointestinal problems such as inflammatory bowel disease. There is no correlation to testing someone for GI problems and Autism. "Diagnosing autism spectrum disorder (ASD) can be difficult, since there is no medical test, like a blood test, to diagnose the disorders. Doctors look at the child’s behavior and development to make a diagnosis." http://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/autism/screening.html

Also you're talking about high levels of metal in their blood again.... I could have sworn you said this was a possible cause for ADHD earlier.... "Diet, heavy metals are all known to cause those problems. Give someone a shitty diet or expose them to heavy metals and yes it's going to affect their concentration." oh damn that's right you did.

You have no evidence that ADD/ADHD doesn't exist other than your own interpretation contrary to the scientific community...

treadgold's picture

He is just trolling. With no real knowledge at all. He should go back to giving away the ends of movies and fight results. I wonder how he would do volunteering in a real mental hospitol. Probably just change the patients diets as a cure for the mental folks.

lb9591's picture

Yeah the whole logic behind his reasoning would pretty much debunk the entire psychology field.....

Muffins's picture

I was diagnosed with ADHD as an adult. As a child, I had horrible grades, suspensions and expulsions. Ever since treatment, I have been succeeding in life. I have had six promotions in five years. I understand it is speed but the reward for me is too great.

Muffins's picture

I'm not offended by any means. I was just sharing my personal experience. It just so happens your post was the best place to put it.

lb9591's picture

Same here man... I was kicked out and didn't have the grades to graduate high school. My father found a loop hole in California where I could take the GED and get enough high school credits to graduate. I went took the test without studying and passed got my high school diploma. Now fast forward to law school, constant C student. Got put on meds first test I took after I got a B+ (out of 40 people there were 2 A-'s and 3 B+'s given on that exam). To say they have no benefit would be absurd I reap a benefit everyday.

growthman's picture

Negative, ignorant, and passive aggressive because you put a sorry in there. Good job.

lb9591's picture

I disagree, my focus on and off of meds is entirely different. Personally it takes a lot of stimulus to get me to focus on anything. my mind is constantly in a 100 places at once. Since I started the meds my grades and performance in school as increased drastically.

growthman's picture

Not to mention studies have shown time and time again that there is a direct correlation between amphs and increased performance, income, etc.

You're the one in law school not some dumb fuck making smart remarks and innuendos. I don't see him taking your exams.

My problem with amphs is that they're so easy to abuse--then my diet goes, then sleep suffers. For me amphs also encourage drinking for me which neither are really conducive to a bb lifestyle.

growthman's picture

I'd be glad to help you and answer whatever questions you'd like Steve-O--after you apologize to the op. Dude came on here for advice and you said his ailment was a joke, add meds were for boredom, and add was non existent. This is the type of negativity and disrespect that brings down the integrity of the boards. I can certainly appreciate a disagreement but at outright attack...online...pretty weak bro.

Muffins's picture

The DIagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders lists the diagnostic criteria for ADHD. Additionally, an fMRI can identify brain patterns associated with ADHD.

lb9591's picture

Under the same logic you have no way to prove it's not real... There has been contradicting scientific studies showing both arguments. One of the studies which I'm sure you got most of your information from, came to the conclusion that all of the patients suffered from some other underlying aliment. Basically trading ADD for some other clinical disease, like OCD, downsyndrom, etc... You keep saying it's because of boredom, however other psychologists have suggested the boredom is a result of ADD. Which I would definitely agree with. My grammar and spelling has been horrible my entire life..... yet I could write in C# when I was 13, riddle me that? It takes a ton of stimulus to get me to focus on anything; computers, video games, the army, were all things I really excelled in because of the fast pace. Regardless if ADD medicine has some long term detrimental effects were arguing over future health concerns on a board focused primarily on AAS.... we cannot be the most health conscious people anyways....

growthman's picture

Wait, "has been shown?"

Do you have firsthand experience with add meds or methamphetamine?

growthman's picture

Cool story bro. Talking out of your ass like I figured. Way to contribute.

Dickkhead's picture

PEZ is dead on about the BP. However, 30 mg Adderall is by far my favorite PWO and yes, during a heavy tren cycle as well. My blood pressure is held in check by an Rx beta blocker Metaprolol 50 mg and I do not present with any hypertension.

Unmanaged high BP is one of the potentially most serious side effects of steroid use in athletes that respond that way to anabolics. Long term hypertension will destroy the kidneys. Get yourself a high quality digital BP monitor from your pharmacy and leave it somewhere where it is easily used. Mine is on the kitchen table. On cycle, particularly with compounds known to jack BP, check it a couple of times a day. Don't let it get out of control. Either stop the cycle or get some BP pills from your doc to bring it down. I am not a fan of homeopathic remedies for steroid induced hypertension, they just don't tend to be strong enough to deal with the problem.

If religious self monitoring of your BP and perhaps a script from the doc is more than you are into, then, of course, just wait until finals are over. Smile

lb9591's picture

I have a BP monitor I got from the VA and I'm sure I can get them to give me BP meds. But from the sounds of it the risk vs reward is not high enough.... I'll just push it out a few more months thanks for the reply though I appreciate it.

Muffins's picture

That's a recipe for scary BP. I've been there. Doctor told me he should call an ambulance when he took it. I talked him out of it.

lb9591's picture

Jesus.... ok well cardio and cutting then tren free until after finals lol.

lb9591's picture

Damn ok thanks man I'll wait until after finals and stop the speed then start the tren up again. Would just a pure test cycle be ok? I just don't want to cut hard without anything holding on to my muscle.

j1980's picture

Test can still increase BP as well. It would be safer probably to just wait and get off the speed first.