halfwit
I like turtles.
I think deca will be my next choice. But we'll see. I was hoping that a few dudes would chime in and say they had ran it early in cycle careers with no problems, but it didnt happen, with presumably good reason
I'm sure there are plenty that have run it early on, and may have even had a positive experience with the compound. The thing that I can't stress enough is that tren has unique side effects to the drug that I've never seen with anything else, ever. Sure there are sides that are common to all 19-nors, which is the number one reason I will recommend deca/NPP over tren to start with; so you have the ability to build up some experience with not only seeing which sides you get, but also so you can learn how to manage the prolactin/progesterone that inevitably come with using a progestin. It would be a bad idea to try to learn how to manage this while dealing with the unique "challenges" that come with trenbolone.
Now back to tren: The main reason I suggest folks wait until they have at least a good 4-6 cycles under their belts is because of the mental sides that come with the drug. If you become aggressive on testosterone, and can't handle your temper - tren will flat-out wreck you. If you tend to get emotional (non E2 related) on other AAS - tren will wreck you. If you are having problems injecting other AAS as you're still a bit needle shy, tren cough will make you reevaluate your choice of lifestyle. It's not that there is some super mysterious ability we gain, it's just that without being comfortable with other compounds and knowing how you react, it's one hell of a crash course.
And yes, you can become very violent on the compound if that is in your nature. Knowing how to shuffle that away and keep your calm is a huge reason to hold off if you haven't developed that ability. I'm not giving credence to 'roid rage', but the fact is that AAS amplifies emotions and if you can't keep chill when put under stress - you're in a world of trouble.
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