Tren sides this quick?

[[9oNe6]BillyD@kid]

Shit I'm running Tren e right now myself and usually am at 400mg or so not this run I felt terrible had to drop that to 280 and I'm starting to feel much better. I just dropped my dose like last week, I'm always willing to adjust as needed and have no pride in saying I run a high dose if I dont benefit from it or feel terrible..

 

[[9oNe6]BillyD@kid]

I appreciate your input bro. I'm stoked. The quickness of the tren side caught me off gaurd. I'm hoping the GW kicks in soon to help that out some.

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Your absolutely right the changes are amazing, but have to find that sweet spot as to where u feel somewhat pleasant.. at least I feel this way, some may not mind feeling like death as long as they see progress were all different.

 

[KODA24]

Your absolutely right the changes are amazing, but have to find that sweet spot as to where u feel somewhat pleasant.. at least I feel this way, some may not mind feeling like death as long as they see progress were all different.

Too old to fee like death lol.....I have 3 pre loads to use then I'm switching to an ED dose of tren equal to 300mg a week.

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[[9oNe6]BillyD@kid]

Too old to fee like death lol.....I have 3 pre loads to use then I'm switching to an ED dose of tren equal to 300mg a week.

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300 sounds like a nice fair dose

 

[KODA24]

300 sounds like a nice fair dose

Time will tell. (Hopefully)

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[Dorin76]

Time will tell. (Hopefully)

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Koda, reason I mention a Pulse OX O2 reader is because Tren acts directly on lung capacity in many people as a negative side effect. To help you find that sweet spot, a Pulse O2 will help you watch your oxygen/carbon dioxide exchange rate. If your sweet spot where you can work out the hardest wothout running out of breath is 250 mg/week? Then this gizmo just saved you more than it cost and that money could go to...........oh I gues...........more gear???


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[KODA24]

Koda, reason I mention a Pulse OX O2 reader is because Tren acts directly on lung capacity in many people as a negative side effect. To help you find that sweet spot, a Pulse O2 will help you watch your oxygen/carbon dioxide exchange rate. If your sweet spot where you can work out the hardest wothout running out of breath is 250 mg/week? Then this gizmo just saved you more than it cost and that money could go to...........oh I gues...........more gear???


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Ok I got it. Thanks.

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[[9oNe6]BillyD@kid]

Koda, reason I mention a Pulse OX O2 reader is because Tren acts directly on lung capacity in many people as a negative side effect. To help you find that sweet spot, a Pulse O2 will help you watch your oxygen/carbon dioxide exchange rate. If your sweet spot where you can work out the hardest wothout running out of breath is 250 mg/week? Then this gizmo just saved you more than it cost and that money could go to...........oh I gues...........more gear???


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getting all scientific and shit lol, i like it tho.. never hurts to try to do things as perfect as possible thats for sure. Throw in some bloodwork and GTG !

 

[Dorin76]

getting all scientific and shit lol, i like it tho.. never hurts to try to do things as perfect as possible thats for sure. Throw in some bloodwork and GTG !

Amen yes! I know is science, but this is what I do as medical student and Nurse! But think about it, if you can workout longer, get more out of your gear, then it would show higher doses being a waste of money!!! I used to think my sweet spot was 400/450mg/week! Actually? 250-300 is better because my O2 retention is better, I can work out longer, my ALT (Alanine Aminotranspherase Levels-liver enzymes) are into normal range, my BP is lower and I can push my heart rate up into the 140's for a long time before going out of gas!!

So let us say a bottle of Tren E is $100 at 200mg per mL, ok? That is $10 per mL, right? Well if I can cut back to 1.5 mL instead of 2 mL per week, I just saved $20 per 10mL vial and can run a more efficient cycle for 7 weeks per vial instead of 4.5!!!! And am getting better result from my pumps! And side effects? Not many! Like I say, dudes, knowledge is power, man!


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[[9oNe6]BillyD@kid]

Amen yes! I know is science, but this is what I do as medical student and Nurse! But think about it, if you can workout longer, get more out of your gear, then it would show higher doses being a waste of money!!! I used to think my sweet spot was 400/450mg/week! Actually? 250-300 is better because my O2 retention is better, I can work out longer, my ALT (Alanine Aminotranspherase Levels-liver enzymes) are into normal range, my BP is lower and I can push my heart rate up into the 140's for a long time before going out of gas!!

So let us say a bottle of Tren E is $100 at 200mg per mL, ok? That is $10 per mL, right? Well if I can cut back to 1.5 mL instead of 2 mL per week, I just saved $20 per 10mL vial and can run a more efficient cycle for 7 weeks per vial instead of 4.5!!!! And am getting better result from my pumps! And side effects? Not many! Like I say, dudes, knowledge is power, man!


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have to agree with doing things optimally

 

[Dorin76]

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First thing that hapoens when there is a problem is breathing. It is one of first vital sign affected. O2 conversion is almost always the first thing to look at. It shows up often before any other vital sign problems!
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