[quote]kroby wrote:
Could you give a synopsis of your trenbolone experience Cortes? Thanks.[/quote]
It’d be my pleasure, kroby:
The Good:
Incredible fat loss. Up to this point I have not been that strict with the diet (gets more strict starting this month, however). I have allowed myself some cheats and some pretty high fat, tasty meals like bratwursts and tacos. Also cardio has been kind of off and on. Despite all that, I just get leaner and leaner and more and more vascular. I’ve always had an easy time losing fat when I put my mind to it, but this is crazy.
Increased muscle mass. Even with the fat loss, I can almost not lose WEIGHT. I keep stepping on the scale expecting it to go down and it just sticks at between 215 and 218lbs. It will probably actually start to go down as I reduce calories and carbs and up the cardio from here on out, but up to now I have been losing fat while gaining muscle.
Increased strength. I don’t feel that mine has been to the incredible degree that some seem to experience, but I consistently have to bump up the weight I am using each subsequent workout. I’m not going for PRs right now, unfortunately, so I can’t give you a very accurate assessment of this, but it is certainly there.
The Bad:
Tren KILLS cardio. In a way, I’m actually looking forward to coming off so that I can actually start running like I used to be able to. I feel like I’m smoking cigarettes again. It is NO fun.
Tren makes me irritable. I have to be extra careful around my students and my wife, because it is much, much easier to get pissed off about trite shit that doesn’t matter and start snapping at people. I have done this a couple of times to my wife because she is an easy target. Luckily for me, she is 1000X more patient than anyone I have ever known, and she is terrific to put up with my shit. Hint for American girls, sometimes patience, rather than combatance, will actually go farther in making your husband feel like a complete asshole dickhead penisnose and he will quickly relent and apologize. It’s truly soft power at work. Luckily for her, too, I’m not such an egotistical prick that I cannot recognize this in myself and I do apologize to her.
The Ugly:
Sticky balls. Sorry to bring up my testicles again, guys, but that area tends to become very soggy and, ummm, smelly. I happen to like the smell, but it is not something I would want anyone to get too close to. Hence, twice a day shower routines have become necessary. Then again, maybe those extra pheromones are part of the cause of all of the extra attention I get from girls left and right flirting, giggling and waving at me (oftentimes directly in front of their boyfriends).
Night sweats. My bed is a frickin swamp when I wake up. Gross.
Light sleep. I do not get the terrible insomnia that I had heard all of the horror stories about, and for that I am thankful. However, I tend to wake up 3 to 4 times a night and occasionally it takes me a little while to get back to sleep. Waking up in a puddle of clammy salty sheets doesn’t help things much, either.
Overall, the good FAR outweighs the bad and ugly. So much so, I would say, that I will have a very hard time NOT incorporating trenbolone into any future cycle. It is GOOD STUFF!
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