Tren an Liver Damage true story

[Rowedaddy35]

We live in a small town an there was this kid mid 20's all ways asking us " I know yall on something hook me up" we never would my god he didn't need it he was naturally huge well time went by an you could notice a change in him he turned into a beast benching over 500 sweating like a horror in church this went on for a good 6 months a doc who works out with him approached him one day cause his skin color changed to a shade of yellow his eyes also an asked would he come to his office the next day to ck him out. Well talked to his father last nite at the doc appt his bloods were jacked they sent him strait to a hospital out of town his liver was severely damaged he admitted to his dad he had been taking massive amounts of tren an drinking at thus point he may be put on liver transplant list. We tried to talk to this kid several times he wasn't hearing it. Not saying it was the tren that did it but I'm sure as fuck it didn't help just something I wanted to share that made me sick last nite and by the way the kid went from 275 to the hospital bed weighing 140
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[stevesmi]

sounds like Darwinism at work here. had he done a shred of research he would know you never mix gear with booze.

and also you should be running blood work atleast every 3-4 months so you can find stuff wrong until its too late. and where was his support supps like n2guard or TUDCA?

tren also will fuck up your stomach, heart, and immune system ..

 

[silent_revolver]

Its story like this that makes me wonder is it really worth getting my feet wet with Tren.

I mean good old Test and anavar has never failed me. A little Masteron makes a good finisher. Some SARMS to keep gains. Most importantly a shit load of heavy ass lifting, dedication and sacrifices. That's what make champions. Is there really any point messing up one's liver, buttfucking one's HPTA system and turning to a raging lunatic worth it for a little bit of extra gains?

Steroids are addictive, I don't care what anyone says, the trick like all drugs is to keep a level head, research, experiment wisely and exert some goddamn self control. Once you start on 50mg of Tren and feel like superman, dosage are only going to increase from there. I still see it as trading with the devil and it seems too detrimental to even try.

 

[stevesmi]

^^^ let me sum it up like this.. if you are a douchebag you shouldn't use steroids because it makes the rest of us also look like douchebags.

tren is fine to run, but at a proper dosage and cycling it... not staying on a high doses for a long time like this kid did

 

[RickRock13]

Perfect example of blatant abuse, and why kids like this give steroids the reputation they have

 

[Nelson Montana]

Never touched the stuff. Never will. When there are so many options, why use stuff designed for cattle?

 

[stevesmi]

Never touched the stuff. Never will. When there are so many options, why use stuff designed for cattle?

you've posted that a lot but its innacurate.

tren was designed for humans, not cattle. banned.. then brought back and used for cattle in the US. original parabolan from France was made for bodybuilders pure and simple.

my main issues with tren is it wrecks the immune system, stomach health, and is an extreme nutrition partitioner, so it should be used for short durations only. guys who use it longer than say 12 weeks at a dose of more than 300mg a week or playing with fire

 

[Nelson Montana]

you've posted that a lot but its innacurate.

tren was designed for humans, not cattle. banned.. then brought back and used for cattle in the US. original parabolan from France was made for bodybuilders pure and simple.

my main issues with tren is it wrecks the immune system, stomach health, and is an extreme nutrition partitioner, so it should be used for short durations only. guys who use it longer than say 12 weeks at a dose of more than 300mg a week or playing with fire

I'd say there's a reason it was never approved for human use.

Bottom line, I see no reason to use something that has so many sides when you can make great gains without it. But, to each his own.

 

[Rowedaddy35]

I posted this cause I want theses noobs

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[Rowedaddy35]

I posted this story cause I want noobs

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[Rowedaddy35]

I think the tren done fucked my brain up i keep hitting submit lol anyway just want these new guys to realize this shit will fuck up you this guy went from walking around the gym like a god with the all the punks following him around as if he were god to a hospital bed it pisses me off cause we've told him on numerous times that he didn't need them he was to young an look at him now a wasted life is 6 months of benching 500 plus pounds worth your health an maybe your life?

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[stevesmi]

well all this could of been prevented had he run bloods and also listened to his body.. instead he did not do bloods and ignored his body and look at the results

 

[silent_revolver]

Never touched the stuff. Never will. When there are so many options, why use stuff designed for cattle?

I think I have to side with Nelson here. So far steroids has been a positive experience for me. My health is well intact, my sense of well being is great and my strength is thru the roof.

I am positive that one can continue with reasonable (sub 1g total a week) doses and keep making gains. Why should one subject themselves to such a harsh compound? Sure one could make the argument that one could be extremely cautious keep doses low and regularly monitor blood work. But whatever the approach the latent dangers still far outweighs the potential gains.




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[Shrine1]

I have yet to do it... But don't know if I will worth so many options avail. Like Steve said, if you run the proper ancillaries and do blood work regularly, you can keep a handle on your health from everything I have read.

I would do short cycles if I do.. and take my N2Guard, along with other necessities

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[Francofranco]

Poor kid. I come from a small town as well and

 

[Francofranco]

I see the abuse that kids undergo and the pain it causes everyone. Tren is like anything else, you use it wrong and it's unforgiving.

 

[stevesmi]

I think I have to side with Nelson here. So far steroids has been a positive experience for me. My health is well intact, my sense of well being is great and my strength is thru the roof.

I am positive that one can continue with reasonable (sub 1g total a week) doses and keep making gains. Why should one subject themselves to such a harsh compound? Sure one could make the argument that one could be extremely cautious keep doses low and regularly monitor blood work. But whatever the approach the latent dangers still far outweighs the potential gains.




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in my experience the 2 compounds that transform the body like nothing else are tren and 'deca'... however you can achieve the same results with other AAS with more patience. problem is guys who jump on steroids are so obsessed with 'tranformation' that they don't realize this.

 

[silent_revolver]

in my experience the 2 compounds that transform the body like nothing else are tren and 'deca'... however you can achieve the same results with other AAS with more patience. problem is guys who jump on steroids are so obsessed with 'tranformation' that they don't realize this.

For me weight training, powerlifting and bodybuilding is a lifestyle, some people go to church, I hit the gym, its a sanctuary, a place where I can just let go of my inhibitions and unleash the primal beast within me. The results matter, but not as much as the process.

I want to be fucking shit up in the gym when I am 70. I wanna be lifting with my grandkids someday. This is a marathon and steroids are there to make things interesting, to give a boost, but it only represents 10% of the game. I don't want to be one of those guys who burn out before they are 30. Tren is always tempting but I'd rather take the slow and purposeful approach over the fast and reckless approach any day.

 

[stevesmi]

^^^ I ran tren for a couple years in my cycles and now I'm just sick of it. when I read guys going gaga over tren I think of myself when I first ran it, I was the same way.. deca too. but today I don't care about fast women, fast gains, or fast money. I think I have matured enough where I would rather run primo and improve every cycle with baby steps and not deal with the negatives

 

[silent_revolver]

I think I have matured enough where I would rather run primo and improve every cycle with baby steps and not deal with the negatives

Real talk dude! That which comes easy is not worth achieving. Weight training is suppose to build strength and character, too many people focus on the superficial aspects and neglect the real value of strength training, which is discipline, patience, dedication and sacrifice. All universal traits of the archetypal hero's journey.

 

[freakshow85]

Tren is a helluva drug. Ran it once... liked the gains... sides were weird... will run it again but not anytime soon. Too harsh and I would hate to build a tolerance to tren.

 

[Stevewc1]

I run Tren once a year for 8 weeks, and no more than 400 mgs. Love the gains and no sides. Everyone is not mentioning the alcohol abuse by your friend, which probably had as much to do as the Tren. In the line if business I'm in I see homeless drunks dying of alcohol abuse often. And these guys are 25-30 years old. Abuse of any kind is never good.

 

[Francofranco]

Real talk dude! That which comes easy is not worth achieving. Weight training is suppose to build strength and character, too many people focus on the superficial aspects and neglect the real value of strength training, which is discipline, patience, dedication and sacrifice. All universal traits of the archetypal hero's journey.

I like this thought.
And Like Steve said , when we mature we begin to do things much differently and our eyes seem to focus on quality experiences.