@hankthetank89 Perhaps I used this phrase incorrectly or without setting it in the right context. Or hell, maybe I just didnāt make the best reasoning. Whenever I or anyone else states this, it means that for the risk/benefit tradeoff, Tren is simply NOT an ideal steroid for āMOSTā people.
I think a good analogy is like this (and hell, perhaps this isnāt the best, I donāt know): If you are an average Joe, if you go and use your hard earned money to buy a muscle car (camaro, mustang, challenger, etc.) and then you spend tens of thousands of dollars to add superchargers, forced induction, headers, new camshaft, nitrous, etc. to it to make it a really fast, powerful race car, you have a MUCH greater risk of blowing/destroying your engine with all of that extra power.
Now, if you are just an average 9-5 office worker, again, sure you can do this, itās your car, your money, but if thatās your only transportation and you are not rich, is the risk of destroying your means of transport and costing you thousands of dollars you donāt have laying around really worth just being able to go really, really fast from stoplight to stoplight while driving around the city streets?? NO, that is an easy answer.
However, if you maybe earn a very, very good income and have thousands of dollars laying around while you are still just a regular office worker with more than 1 car available to you for transportation, you are a proficient auto mechanic, and you also really are into serious semi-professional racing leagues, traveling around to various racetracks and entering into serious races with your car, is it worth spending all that money to make your car very fast and powerful? The answer on that might be much easier to say YES.
In the above case of the guy with a lot of extra money laying around, his risk/benefit is much more skewed towards beefing up his muscle car as the benefits/rewards make the risks not as extreme. I think that Tren is like that in a sense. BUT YES, if the regular, non competing person wants to take this, they should do whatever the hell they want as it is a free country and adults should be able to put into their own bodies whatever the hell they want; itās their decision and no one should tell them otherwise.
But again my meaning behind why most normal, non competing people shouldnāt probably take Trenbolone was that for all the benefits[medium to high], the risks of taking that particular anabolic steroid[medium to high] were just not worth the much higher likelihood of negative physiological impacts.
The guy can do whatever he wants as heās a grown ass man, but I was merely giving MY opinion.