Have read Proviron is supposed to be quite beneficial mentally while on tren. Curious to others experiences with the two together.
Have ran tren, deca, eq, and test before (not together obviously) but not Proviron.
Had mega night sweats on tren @200mg/w last year but that was about it in terms of negative sides. I also ran test at 400mg/w so I’m changing that this time.
Was thinking something along the lines of:
Test e @ 250mg/w
Tren e @ 400mg/w
Proviron @ 100mg/w all for 10-12 weeks.
Will have caber, using Aromasin throughout the cycle and into pct and hcg towards the end of the the cycle and into pct.
clomid and nolva to finish off.
My main goal is to cut.
Currently 6"1 @ 110kg roughly 17% b/f but will reduce that before beginning.
Oh, and the Mrs wants to try some primo to help her tone up, she’s had anavar before with good results but neither of us have used Primo. Anyone else’s Mrs tried primo or var?
EDIT - righto, il add we’re both personal trainers and I’m a qualified nutritionist to help clear the water. We’ve both read extensively on the use of AAS and this my 6th cycle. Im after others experiences, not the lack of…
Even though they’re used and originally designed for women and children with muscle wasting disease? Apparently 5-10mg is quite okay for short periods.
She doesn’t compete but has consistently been at an intermediate to advanced level of fitness.
Each to their own… Was simply curious to others experiences while on it.
I for sure wouldn’t push it on my wife. If she got negative masculine sides, she would be insecure the rest of her life. I would also really make her think about it a bunch if it were her decision.
It’s hard for me to accept that she has been at an “advanced level of fitness” and yet she wants to use primo to “tone up.” People with advanced levels of fitness don’t use steroids just to “tone up.” I thought this idea of “toning up” died already. You make muscles bigger and/or lose bodyfat. You don’t “tone up” as in, your muscles weren’t toned properly before, but now they are toned properly because primo lol. Just trying to help you get some perspective man.
I second what Big Boy said, advanced level of fitness to me means that they are in good enough shape to have a physique worthy of a stage. You two should know better if you are both PTs.
I’d personally call stage level elite or professional. Guys and girls I lift with have achieved top positions for powerlifitng and for physique respectively, but only at a state/regional level. We’re in the same shape as they are, minus any contest prep. But that’s advanced to me, not elite.