DarkTriadMan
Member
I've heard of some emotional issues associated with Trenbalone but didn't think a whole lot of it. I've been cycling on and off of gear for 20 years now. Usually I run Nandralone or Equipoise with a Test base of course. Most recently I have come off of 600mg EQ, 600mg Test E per wk., and 40mg Dbol/day cycle that I ran for 6 months. I decided to switch up and run Tren Enanthate and keep the Dbol and Test E dosage the same. I'm usually partial to the slow acting esthers so I can do one injection a week. This was my first experience with Tren. Week one and two I ran 200mg Tren, then upped the Tren to 300mg for wk3. At the end of week 3, my emotions and mood were all over the place. The feelings I had were exaggerated: sadness, anger, even joy were at the extreme end of the spectrum.
It became obvious that I wasn't dealing with life the way I usually do. By week 3, the enanthate esther was releasing in full regale and I was emotional and unhappy to say the least. I'm better now that I understand what is happening but it took some adjustment. My question for you guys: how has/does Trenbalone affect your emotions and overall mood? How did you adjust to it if your mood was affected? And what doses do you guys run?
I have never experienced anything like this unless I'm running Clomid for PCT. I cannot run Clomid. I become a major league, miserable asshole and my initial Tren experience was comparable. Thoughts?
It became obvious that I wasn't dealing with life the way I usually do. By week 3, the enanthate esther was releasing in full regale and I was emotional and unhappy to say the least. I'm better now that I understand what is happening but it took some adjustment. My question for you guys: how has/does Trenbalone affect your emotions and overall mood? How did you adjust to it if your mood was affected? And what doses do you guys run?
I have never experienced anything like this unless I'm running Clomid for PCT. I cannot run Clomid. I become a major league, miserable asshole and my initial Tren experience was comparable. Thoughts?