Trenbolone effects in a woman?

[Fuckyoudeep]

Seeking info on a female that has used Tren
My friend at the gym was asking me if I knew anything
About use in female Body building

 

[GearGodess]

what are her stats and goal? has she used anything in the past? Tren is pretty advanced and I don't recommend to anyone unless they are competing at the higher level...

 

[Happycamper]

I don't think you're going to get an answer to this. On my other board the females who run tren are the Transgender ladies.

 

[Flabby]

Seeking info on a female that has used Tren
My friend at the gym was asking me if I knew anything
About use in female Body building

Does she want a dick? Kidding, but tren is highly virilizing.. There are much better compounds for women to take. Var, NPP, Primo..

 

[Fuckyoudeep]

Thanks

 

[Eve89]

I used it. As everyone here emphasized, trenbolone is an advanced athlete substance. There is one other very little known beneficial side effect that applies to a minuscule percentage of the population that I will mention later.

First of all, females who react well to tren (and that's the first question: are you willing to test it? Because it is trial and error: I was supervised by three physicians - yes, high performance athletes are supervised) do so in VERY small doses. We used insulin syringes to measure exactly 0.25mg per shot, three times/week. That's 0.75mg.

At this dose, I did not have significant side effects, but I am known (by my physicians) to have atypical reactions to steroids. For example, the most toxic steroid for me is the "innocent" nandrolone (more about that later).

The beneficial side effect that I mentioned applies to certain neurological conditions. Apparently, trenbolone (like mesterolone) has mood stabilizing and neurological stabilizing effects on a class of patients. This is not being researched and a few endocrinologists exchange experiences among them: no research is approved by any ethical committee.

I refrain from giving advice on these issues, but if you are not an extremely high performance power and strength athlete going for the world title or record, I don't see any reason to even try it.

As for me, it was great. But I was going (and got) all those titles and I have a couple of physicians reading all my bloodwork monthly.

Safety first, always.

 

[Fuckyoudeep]

I used it. As everyone here emphasized, trenbolone is an advanced athlete substance. There is one other very little known beneficial side effect that applies to a minuscule percentage of the population that I will mention later.

First of all, females who react well to tren (and that's the first question: are you willing to test it? Because it is trial and error: I was supervised by three physicians - yes, high performance athletes are supervised) do so in VERY small doses. We used insulin syringes to measure exactly 0.25mg per shot, three times/week. That's 0.75mg.

At this dose, I did not have significant side effects, but I am known (by my physicians) to have atypical reactions to steroids. For example, the most toxic steroid for me is the "innocent" nandrolone (more about that later).

The beneficial side effect that I mentioned applies to certain neurological conditions. Apparently, trenbolone (like mesterolone) has mood stabilizing and neurological stabilizing effects on a class of patients. This is not being researched and a few endocrinologists exchange experiences among them: no research is approved by any ethical committee.

I refrain from giving advice on these issues, but if you are not an extremely high performance power and strength athlete going for the world title or record, I don't see any reason to even try it.

As for me, it was great. But I was going (and got) all those titles and I have a couple of physicians reading all my bloodwork monthly.

Safety first, always.

Very sound info
She thanks you

 

[Eve89]

Happy to be of service Like most people, I don't know much: there's virtually no research in most of the substances. But whatever I know, I'll be happy to share. Take care!

 

[Happycamper]

I used it. As everyone here emphasized, trenbolone is an advanced athlete substance. There is one other very little known beneficial side effect that applies to a minuscule percentage of the population that I will mention later.

First of all, females who react well to tren (and that's the first question: are you willing to test it? Because it is trial and error: I was supervised by three physicians - yes, high performance athletes are supervised) do so in VERY small doses. We used insulin syringes to measure exactly 0.25mg per shot, three times/week. That's 0.75mg.

At this dose, I did not have significant side effects, but I am known (by my physicians) to have atypical reactions to steroids. For example, the most toxic steroid for me is the "innocent" nandrolone (more about that later).

The beneficial side effect that I mentioned applies to certain neurological conditions. Apparently, trenbolone (like mesterolone) has mood stabilizing and neurological stabilizing effects on a class of patients. This is not being researched and a few endocrinologists exchange experiences among them: no research is approved by any ethical committee.

I refrain from giving advice on these issues, but if you are not an extremely high performance power and strength athlete going for the world title or record, I don't see any reason to even try it.

As for me, it was great. But I was going (and got) all those titles and I have a couple of physicians reading all my bloodwork monthly.

Safety first, always.

I'm so intrigued. Can you just give a general idea of what sports tren helped you with? I'm assuming strength as tren isn't exactly friendly with cardiovascular and endurance based activities.

That's so hardcore for you to even take the risk. Mad respect!

 

[Eve89]

All I can say is that your assumption is correct I agree with you: the risk has to be considered against what is at stake and even then, in my humble opinion, with the help of a physician.

 

[Flabby]

I used it. As everyone here emphasized, trenbolone is an advanced athlete substance. There is one other very little known beneficial side effect that applies to a minuscule percentage of the population that I will mention later.

First of all, females who react well to tren (and that's the first question: are you willing to test it? Because it is trial and error: I was supervised by three physicians - yes, high performance athletes are supervised) do so in VERY small doses. We used insulin syringes to measure exactly 0.25mg per shot, three times/week. That's 0.75mg.

At this dose, I did not have significant side effects, but I am known (by my physicians) to have atypical reactions to steroids. For example, the most toxic steroid for me is the "innocent" nandrolone (more about that later).

The beneficial side effect that I mentioned applies to certain neurological conditions. Apparently, trenbolone (like mesterolone) has mood stabilizing and neurological stabilizing effects on a class of patients. This is not being researched and a few endocrinologists exchange experiences among them: no research is approved by any ethical committee.

I refrain from giving advice on these issues, but if you are not an extremely high performance power and strength athlete going for the world title or record, I don't see any reason to even try it.

As for me, it was great. But I was going (and got) all those titles and I have a couple of physicians reading all my bloodwork monthly.

Safety first, always.

You said .25mg and .75mg. Did you mean mg or ml? Just curious, as that dose is so small I can't even imagine it affecting your body at all.

 

[Dw725]

You said .25mg and .75mg. Did you mean mg or ml? Just curious, as that dose is so small I can't even imagine it affecting your body at all.

I'd be skeptical. Had all that physician supervision and was a worlds strongest athlete in something, and can't get her mgs and mls straight? Or maybe I'm grasping at straws ....

 

[Flabby]

I'd be skeptical. Had all that physician supervision and was a worlds strongest athlete in something, and can't get her mgs and mls straight? Or maybe I'm grasping at straws ....

I would assume ml.... People make mistakes. But ml of what dosage? What ester?

 

[GearGodess]

I'd be skeptical. Had all that physician supervision and was a worlds strongest athlete in something, and can't get her mgs and mls straight? Or maybe I'm grasping at straws ....

I would assume ml.... People make mistakes. But ml of what dosage? What ester?

My guess would be it's ml... and the ester must have been acetate as she took it 3 times a week... a woman, at an advanced level with aas can take tren ace at 25mg-100mg a week... from her 0.25 and 0.75mls that would translate to 25mg per shot and 75mg per week total... tren ace is normally 100mg/ml as you already know.

It couldn't have been any of the long esters as they wouldn't require more than 1 shot per week or even 10 days, depending if enanthate or parabolin.