The Official Gym & Fitness Thread

Hnnnnngggggggg......

 

Delicious sammiches. Trenbologne sammiches.

 

So its just an anabolic steroid? (Looked it up)
Whats all hush about that?

 

Trenbolone acetate. Super aggressive compound. Best results but also the worst side effects.

It’s the end all be all of steroids (for most people). Want to gain mass? Tren. Want to get shredded? Tren. Want to simultaneously fuck and fight that tree over there? Tren. Body not producing enough sweat and you want to sweat 24/7, even in Antarctica? You guessed it..... tren.

 

Sounds like you need sum tren

 

You gonna finally share?

 

You know a guy?

 

I really wish the discussion of steroids wasn’t so taboo. I’ve been curious for several years, but it seems like nobody wants to talk about it.

 

You’re talking to the wrong people, then. There’s a particular group of people (in here) that talk about them a lot

 

I don’t think it’s taboo. I think there are people who are afraid to admit they take them even though it’s super obvious. The powerlifting gym I go to is 90% not natty and 50% of them are open about it while the rest blame their upper body acne on bad diet and genetics

I’ve adopted the mindset that if they look like they aren’t natty, it’s probably because they aren’t.

I’d think that about @Supra TT ...if his chest was bigger

 

Oh no, I’m not talking to anyone. I would love to hear some real world experiences (good and bad) though.

 

This got me!

 

Genetics bro

 

My genetics suck, that's why I use obviously. Even pumping them straight into my chest they don't grow!! What am I doing wrong

 

Is it true that stuff shrinks your balls?

Oh and, makes you more prone to having a heart attack?

I personally would not use the juice but everyone is different. I cannot even handle that pre-workout stuff. Shoot, even the BCAA Powders mess me up.

 

Who cares about ball size? And just supplement HCG with it, they will stay full.

 

Eh, it’s just what I’ve heard. My body cannot handle most suppliments.

 

They are a lifetime commitment. You get a needle stabbed in you for the rest of your life at minimum 1x a week and optimally 2x a week.

Things to consider the use of them

• Are you extremely dedicated and want to take your physique to the next level?
• Are you ready for TRT for the rest of your life because you do not produce testosterone anymore after using several cycles
• Can you handle several needles a week stabbed into you
• Cost
• Risk
• The bullshit questions
• Blood work 3-4x a year
• Blood donation 3-4x a year
• Amount of supplements to support their use - T goes up so does E2 - gotta counter that or counter the sides
• Require tons of research and experimentation on yourself
• Are you going to have the ability to stab yourself or must you rely on a spouse to do it?
• What do you do when they aren't there?
• What do you do when you run out of money or a source?
• Are you willing to be married to your drugs?

List goes on and on

 

Yes and yes.

Your body regulates how much testosterone it produces. When you are getting extra from steroids your pituitary gland tells your nutz to shut down production because its getting enough T. So eventually the tissue begins to atrophy if you use enough over a long enough time. So it not only stops your bodies testosterone production but it stops sperm production too. So guys who either are on TRT or anabolic steroids long enough may have issues having kids down the road.

Testosterone increases red blood cell production (the reason why baseball players love it because it boosts recovery so they can play 110 games a season). The thicker your blood the more likely of any cardiac event, heart attack, DVT, PE, stroke etc.

Thats why big pharma is facing huge lawsuits (or rather were, most are done) for TRT. Big pharma basically invented a fake medical condition called “low T” and encouraged docs to give testosterone to a bunch of older guys and many of them had serious if not fatal cardiac events as a result.

If people want to use anabolics I believe its a free country do what you want to do, but everything has risks. Important to know what the risks are. @Supra TT summed it up pretty well.