Trenbolone may increase Alzheimer's risk

[Apexvallen]

Not sure if this is common knowledge on here but its terrifying nonetheless...

Conclusion
"Since damages of neurons may occur much earlier than the clinical symptoms of neurodegenerative disorders, exposure to trenbolone should be regarded as a high risk environmental factor in Alzheimer's disease onset", the researchers write. They argue in favour of more research.

Who was that guy on tren for two years non stop? Was it musclehead320? If I were him I'd probably be a lil worried.

Trenbolone is the only steroid known to have this particular effect on amyloid beta 42 accumulation at this time btw.

Trenbolone may increase Alzheimer's risk

 

[Apexvallen]

Watch this and then go watch every single Jerry Brainum video that exists as soon as possible.

 

[penche]

Everything in moderation. I ain't scurred.

 

[Big_paul]

I'm waiting for more research which may be never considering tren is not manufactured for human use. Who is going to fund research?

 

[penche]

I'm waiting for more research which may be never considering tren is not manufactured for human use. Who is going to fund research?

True statement, need more studies but that'll prolly never happen.

However, I've seen more bodybuilders have cardiac failure then memory complications.

 

[MoneyShot]

I dun give a fuk

I've heard about tren and neurodegeneration, I guess we'll just find out one day lol. My honest thinking is out of everything else bad that could possibly happen, I might as well get to enjoy some tren while I can

 

[MindlessWork]

Everything in moderation. I ain't scurred.

Some of those guys run crazy cycles thus the risk of having health issues down the road would be a good bit higher.

 

[mr wednesday]

Its just about how high the dosage is. You can use or misuse... The worst scenario : high tren + completely killed estro = high neuro degeneration 4sure.
Read : 17β-trenbolone, an anabolic-androgenic steroid as well as an environmental hormone, contributes to neurodegeneration. - PubMed - NCBI

More:
Neurotoxicity by Synthetic Androgen Steroids: Oxidative Stress, Apoptosis, and Neuropathology: A Review

 

[mohdab]

 

[GrizzlyMint]

Not sure if this is common knowledge on here but its terrifying nonetheless...



Who was that guy on tren for two years non stop? Was it musclehead320? If I were him I'd probably be a lil worried.

Trenbolone is the only steroid known to have this particular effect on amyloid beta 42 accumulation at this time btw.

Trenbolone may increase Alzheimer's risk

He's got other things to worry about first... in case you missed it Shrewsbury's 'Musclehead 320' and Others Charged with Selling Fake Steroids

 

[Throwback]

Not sure if this is common knowledge on here but its terrifying nonetheless...



Who was that guy on tren for two years non stop? Was it musclehead320? If I were him I'd probably be a lil worried.

Trenbolone is the only steroid known to have this particular effect on amyloid beta 42 accumulation at this time btw.

Trenbolone may increase Alzheimer's risk

I was gonna comment.....but i cant remember what i was gonna say.

 

[Apexvallen]

I was gonna comment.....but i cant remember what i was gonna say.

Took me like 10 mins to get it haha. Bit slow on the uptake today.

 

[fodsod]

That's the best thing about tren. You act like an insane jealous psycho with anger issues when on it and one day you won't remember any of it.

 

[Robfromga]

That's the best thing about tren. You act like an insane jealous psycho with anger issues when on it and one day you won't remember any of it.

Tren and the first few months of a new relationship is always fun!

 

[Thinkbig]

I was gonna comment.....but i cant remember what i was gonna say.

Hahahahah....

Guys this risk is probably one of the more scary ones in my opinion. Heart stuff comes with all AAS but Alzheimer's....

 

[Robfromga]

Hahahahah....

Guys this risk is probably one of the more scary ones in my opinion. Heart stuff comes with all AAS but Alzheimer's....

I don't remember

 

[Froz3nnn]

Why am i here?