Tren after 50

**OldManHarry** · 05-30-2018, 10:45 PM

Originally Posted by parttimer

Interesting fact, tren was originally studied for hormone replacement. I run tren, a lot. I was in the hospital 10 years ago, afib and cardiomyopathy and heart failure. This was due to a infection, I had pericarditis not related to tren. I have had several stress tests and echos done. My heart is better now than it was before. I'm 41 and run 600mg of tren for about 16 weeks on, 8 weeks off.

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Holy crap!

**syrax** · 06-29-2018, 10:07 AM

Originally Posted by parttimer

Interesting fact, tren was originally studied for hormone replacement. I run tren, a lot. I was in the hospital 10 years ago, afib and cardiomyopathy and heart failure. This was due to a infection, I had pericarditis not related to tren. I have had several stress tests and echos done. My heart is better now than it was before. I'm 41 and run 600mg of tren for about 16 weeks on, 8 weeks off.

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I too had that bro 4 years ago now. I still run tren with no issues as well.

**parttimer** · 01-05-2018, 10:08 PM

My bp sits around 110/70 no clue why since I'm nearly 300# and cardio isn't my thing. I've had 5 surgeries and even during pretesting, when most people run high I sit around 120.

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**T-Cruz** · 01-15-2019, 01:34 AM

I'm in my mid 50's , BP controlled by meds and Cholesterol the same. Only run 300mg of Tren A a week, On TRT 1000 mg Test U every 10 weeks (supplemented by 125mg Test E in last 4 of 10 weeks. Mast E 200 week, EQ 200 week, Proviron 150 a week and Var 150 week. BP average 130/69 Ex Diabetic Type 2. Train 5 to 6 times a week. Not massive gains, not losing lean muscle either.

**Bullseye Forever** · 01-05-2018, 10:21 PM

That’s about what my BP runs even on cycle

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**skoalman** · 03-10-2018, 04:09 AM

I'm 46 this month and tren is awesome except for the sides. Bad acne, night sweats. I throw it in every 3rd or 4th week.

**Bullseye Forever** · 07-31-2018, 07:27 PM

I wonder if at 51 with an enlarged heart could I run tren? I’ve been told not to

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**Bceltsl** · 09-22-2018, 08:09 PM

Just turned 65 and I have used Tren regularly over the years. Just this year I decided to lay off Tren for one reason. It screws up my cholesterol panel more now than ever. My HDL lowers considerably. My LDL is always within normal range, so my HDL/LDL ratio is not bad, but an HDL of 21 is not where I want to be. The only other side that has annoyed me was insomnia. Sleep in 20-45 min intervals on Tren.

**Bullseye Forever** · 09-22-2018, 08:37 PM

Originally Posted by Bceltsl

Just turned 65 and I have used Tren regularly over the years. Just this year I decided to lay off Tren for one reason. It screws up my cholesterol panel more now than ever. My HDL lowers considerably. My LDL is always within normal range, so my HDL/LDL ratio is not bad, but an HDL of 21 is not where I want to be. The only other side that has annoyed me was insomnia. Sleep in 20-45 min intervals on Tren.

Would you use it if you had an enlarged heart due to increased spike in BP that I take meds for and take meds also for cholesterol problems ? And I’m 52 btw

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**Bceltsl** · 09-23-2018, 02:04 PM

I would first get my BP under tight control. Enlarged heart from high BP usually means left ventricular hypertrophy. The LV is the major pump in the heart to eject blood to the body. By increasing in thickness from increased BP it has to eject against more resistance. Like holding your finger over a garden hose opening while watering. This can be transient and if your BP is controlled, remodeling of the LV can return to normal or get significantly better. If it was too far gone you would have other problems too like severe shortness of breath and so on. So...sorry for the carry on. But important to know. I would back off a while, forget Tren and use moderate test and a little deca if so choose. But always control the BP.