Thank you very much for the advise guys , much appreciated
Thank you Empire , yea that makes sense , i will run this for 16 weeks .
I am on TRT anyway . After years of gear and drug abuse and so on . Been in recovery for almost 3 years now , but due to all the abuse my test levels never came back to normal levels even after 2 years .
I will check my last bloods and post it here , was done about 8 weeks ago if i remember correctly
so remember, after you come off and plan your next course, you do not want to elevate testosterone too high, usually 3mg per kg is a good spot UNLESS you e2 crashes from running higher doses of primo or mast, so you want enough testosterone to convert to DHT, and enough to convert to estrogen, any more than that is just going to cause a spike in blood pressure and phlebotic changes such as increased RBC hematocrit and hemoglobin which you want to manage, those values go up with even TRT doses of testosterone. SO we don't want testosterone too high, as then all we are trying to do is manage side effects the whole course.
You want to play with more your DHTS going up, so masteron going up quite a bit, now with the shortage of Mast and primo, you can add in low dose equi, although it is not ideal, but you will then also need to manage blood work more frequently, that and will need to most likely add in telmisartan to control the phlebotic changes.
Tren is not really a substance I would recommend using unless competing. This year, my clients competing, I've only got 1 of them running tren, it is a very harsh compound, especially if using acetate..
i have done more reading into Enanthate or tren hex as the body cleaves the ester differntly and doesnt give you the insomnia and anxiety that acetate does, but yet again, i wouldnt suggest anyone to run tren unless competing, the increased out put on thyroid isnt great at all by jacking up TSH, and that seems to cause thyroid levels to crash at about 9 weeks from my experience and looking at clients blood work, but the issue is the Enanthate ester hangs around for ages, so even after ceasing the tren at low dose, those effects hang around for quite sometime.
"I will check my last bloods and post it here, was done about 8 weeks ago if I remember correctly." That's cool. So you would have been in week 2 of your course? That wouldn't have affected your blood work too badly by then. You want to do blood work every 12-16 weeks if you can afford it, and pretty much at the peak of your usage to see how bad things are, and then after 8 weeks of being on trt dose test,
