Health sups to support tren cycle

[Nothing2something]

Going to run 600mg test c and 200mg tren E. Looking for a suggestion of health supplements to add to my protocol to mitigate bad lipids and elevated hematocrit.

As always thanks for the input gentlemen.

 

[Jeffholio5]

p5p, glycine, magnesium, famotidine are standard in my tren sides prevention stack.

 

[Jeffholio5]

Citrus bergamot, and methylene blue may help with your lipids and hematocrit issues

 

[120nmol]

Milk thistle
Nac
Astragalus root
Electrolytes
Citrus bergamot
Vitamin c
Iodine
Selenium
Omega 3
More tren..

 

[sionnach]

Holy water and sage are good to keep on hand in case the tren demons show up

 

[sneak007]

Curcumin for inflammation.
A Strong blood pressure med
A stack of pancakes every hour for hypoglycemia lol

 

[Ghoul]

Why not us a bp med for blood pressure?

A lipid med for cholesterol?

 

[krvuxn]

Why not us a bp med for blood pressure?

A lipid med for cholesterol?

If you’re eating right and moving your ass then you shouldn’t need a lipid medication.

Blood pressure medication, depends on the individual. If it’s high then sure.

I know you’re a fan of pharmaceutical intervention but not everyone needs a pill.

 

[Ghoul]

If you’re eating right and moving your ass then you shouldn’t need a lipid medication.

Blood pressure medication, depends on the individual. If it’s high then sure.

I know you’re a fan of pharmaceutical intervention but not everyone needs a pill.

You're delusional with your "not everyone needs a pill" preaching bullshit, like you're some vegan hippie avoiding anything that's not organic from entering your body.

You pump half a liter of oils and peptides from Chinese drug dealers into your arm every year. You swallow a dozen different "research chemicals", including some associated with cancer development. You eat a pile of supplements with unsupported claims made in unregulated factories inspected by no one.

But, "Oh god, a *PILL* backed by extensive clinical trials, used by tens of millions, with an extensive record of safety, manufactured in a regulated, inspected lab, never!"

LDL levels are 75% genetic, and no amount of diet or exercise will change that.

But you keep using GW-50516, and see how that works out for you. compared to those who control lipids with compounds proven safe and effective.

 

[BamaCrazy]

You're delusional with your "not everyone needs a pill" preaching bullshit, like you're some vegan hippie avoiding anything that's not organic from entering your body.

You pump half a liter of oils and peptides from Chinese drug dealers into your arm every year. You swallow a dozen different "research chemicals", including some associated with cancer development. You eat a pile of supplements with unsupported claims made in unregulated factories inspected by no one.

But, "Oh god, a *PILL* backed by extensive clinical trials, used by tens of millions, with an extensive record of safety, manufactured in a regulated, inspected lab, never!"

LDL levels are 75% genetic, and no amount of diet or exercise will change that.

But you keep using GW-50516, and see how that works out for you. compared to those who control lipids with compounds proven safe and effective.

He didn’t say he had high BP or bad lipids. He wants to ‘mitigate’. Jesus man. Don’t go straight to pharmaceuticals every time.

 

[BamaCrazy]

I read on ProM about countering histamines to reduce Tren sides. Has anyone tested this out? Not lipids or hematocrit of course. But the insomnia, night sweats, mood swings, etc.

DAO
Quercetin
Holy Basil
Stinging Nettle
Bromalain

Or just an antihistamine with DAO?

 

[RockyP]

Why not us a bp med for blood pressure?

A lipid med for cholesterol?

Gotta agree here.

We’re using a very powerful drug (Tren) but trying to control sides with supplements? Sounds off to me. Statin and BP med (as needed). Don’t mess about.

 

[eryximachus]

I'm of the opinion that tren novices should keep at least an antipsychotic on hand in the event mood issues manifest. I recommend aripiprazole as it is cheap, commonly available and has a low risk of weight gain and fatigue.

 

[RockyP]

I'm of the opinion that tren novices should keep at least an antipsychotic on hand in the even mood issues manifest. I recommend aripiprazole as it is cheap, commonly available and has a low risk of weight gain and fatigue.

seroquel is another good option. Huge dosage range and even 25 mg can be a great sleep aid. Won’t get weight gain or metabolic derangements at this low of a dosage.

 

[BamaCrazy]

Gotta agree here.

We’re using a very powerful drug (Tren) but trying to control sides with supplements? Sounds off to me. Statin and BP med (as needed). Don’t mess about.

So you are also suggesting taking drugs to address issues you don’t have yet?

 

[Musmadar]

I read on ProM about countering histamines to reduce Tren sides. Has anyone tested this out? Not lipids or hematocrit of course. But the insomnia, night sweats, mood swings, etc.

DAO
Quercetin
Holy Basil
Stinging Nettle
Bromalain

Or just an antihistamine with DAO?

Ketotifenum seems to help me a lot with sleep while on Tren.

 

[RockyP]

So you are also suggesting taking drugs to address issues you don’t have yet?

I wrote as needed in parenthesis yes?

 

[BamaCrazy]

I wrote as needed in parenthesis yes?

It was kind of confusing because you were also agreeing with Ghoul.

 

[RockyP]

It was kind of confusing because you were also agreeing with Ghoul.

My mistake. I was agreeing that if one is to use something to combat the sides (BP, lipids), go with the meds instead of supplements that have a wide range of quality control metrics, etc.

 

[eryximachus]

My mistake. I was agreeing that if one is to use something to combat the sides (BP, lipids), go with the meds instead of supplements that have a wide range of quality control metrics, etc.

Thing is though, those aren't acute treatments. It takes weeks or months for them to work. If you're cycling regularly, it makes sense to take those meds year round, but I don't recall tren being unusually worse than other androgens so far as blood pressure or lipids.

The #1 risk with tren is psychiatric. Anger, paranoia, delusions - all very possible.