TREN....Different every time. Different every day.

[DinoTexas]

I know this is a month old thread but a worthwhile read for anyone contemplating Tren. I finished a run of Tren A in June as well that I ran for 12 weeks, and slowly ramped dosage up from 300pw to 500pw alongside a TRT dose of Test. I am a very positive person, and in hindsight, there is no mistaking the level of emotional change I went through during this cycle. I got huge, let's start there. I put on a solid 12-13lbs, and dropped fat to a level I haven't seen in year, and I stay really lean. This was probably my 10th cycle altogether and I'm 42 years old. But I also quit my job, and became borderline depressed before quitting. And I am an executive at a publicly traded company. These jobs don't fall in your lap overnight. As I type this, I have no income. That will change, and I have enjoyed this coast over the past month. And don't get me wrong, a lot of the work related drama was substantiated, albeit exaggerated by my mental state while on Tren. It's sneaky, and you need to think about its effects to ensure you are keeping it in check. Will I run Tren again? Yes, probably so. But I will be more self aware, and I will moderate dosage with far more scrutiny.

 

[jozifp103]

I know this is a month old thread but a worthwhile read for anyone contemplating Tren. I finished a run of Tren A in June as well that I ran for 12 weeks, and slowly ramped dosage up from 300pw to 500pw alongside a TRT dose of Test. I am a very positive person, and in hindsight, there is no mistaking the level of emotional change I went through during this cycle. I got huge, let's start there. I put on a solid 12-13lbs, and dropped fat to a level I haven't seen in year, and I stay really lean. This was probably my 10th cycle altogether and I'm 42 years old. But I also quit my job, and became borderline depressed before quitting. And I am an executive at a publicly traded company. These jobs don't fall in your lap overnight. As I type this, I have no income. That will change, and I have enjoyed this coast over the past month. And don't get me wrong, a lot of the work related drama was substantiated, albeit exaggerated by my mental state while on Tren. It's sneaky, and you need to think about its effects to ensure you are keeping it in check. Will I run Tren again? Yes, probably so. But I will be more self aware, and I will moderate dosage with far more scrutiny.

Exactly. Tren obviously doesn't make bad things happen, but it makes bad situations that much worse. You don't realize just how much it effects you until you come off. Some guy cuts you off in traffic and you realize you're not half way out your window throwing loose change at his car (true story) like you would have been a month before while running tren.

It can kill your positive attitude and hinder your progression in life if you let it. Everyone and everything sucks including that new job you wanted to apply for. Now all of a sudden it's a bullshit job and your anxiety is too high to go for an interview. I'm using very specific examples because these are thing I personally had to talk myself through because I didn't want to let it put a damper on my life....even if temporarily.

Yes I will run it again and again because it's my life so kiss my butt

 

[bigben66]

If I was never going to compete again, I would happily never pin Tren again.

It makes me depressed, lethargic, moody, emotional and my quality of life diminishes greatly.

Sadly as far as comp prep goes, it's worth it's weight in gold.

Give me a high Test, mid Deca and high Mast cycle everyday of the week.

If I'm going to spend my hard earned cash on gear, I want to feel like a superhero/porn star/Olympia bodybuilder/comedian/lethario.... and definitely not a psychopath running on empty.

Nice post Joz.