eq cycle

[ROIDDERS]

using 600mgs EQ/week and tren 75mg eod and a gym friend told me that i should lower test to 75 eod and raise trenbolone to 100 eod to get more gains and less of sides. is that right?

 

[meathead96]

Yeah, personally I would lower the test to 50eod. Low test with higher anabolics/androgens is how I like my cycles. I definitely notice less sides with my test lower when running tren. 100mg eod is a good dose for tren ace.

 

[dylangemelli]

using 600mgs EQ/week and tren 75mg eod and a gym friend told me that i should lower test to 75 eod and raise trenbolone to 100 eod to get more gains and less of sides. is that right?

Definitely good advice that you were given... 50-75 on your test is great to go with 100 on tren... 600-800 mg with eq... what does your entire cycle look like... do you have all your proper ancillaries? how long are you running eq? I want to make sure you are running eq long enough because you are running two shorter esters with test prop and tren ace... what does your pct look like?

 

[gymrat827]

if you keep the tes lower the tren sides should not nearly as bad as if they were the same.

Gains will also come from how you eat too. Make sure to donate blood at least twice while on EQ. Keep that RBC count down.

 

[RickRock]

Good plan man. Should be a great cycle very similar to my next blast

 

[ROIDDERS]

EOD shots are a nightmare. I was also getting literal nightmares from using trenbolone, horrible! hard to breathe, no cardio, out of breath, I swear tren wasn't worth it. There is good news though, I read the forums here and got a bottle of Cardarine (GW-501516) and started using it. After 2 weeks most of my tren sides were gone , I had endurance, cardio and felt great. p.s. eq didn't do jack for my cardio when I was doing tren.

 

[gymrat827]

you either run hi tes or hi tren when stacking them. very few guys run both are similar doses.

 

[AnalogMan]

I'm not going to speak on your cycle bro, but.. Best thing to do is get a quick blood test called Complete Blood Count (CBC) panel. This panel has a lot of useful info that can help diagnose any issues. But we're looking for Hematocrit (HCT). Hematocrit is a measure of how thick your "blood" is. The more RBC's you have, the higher the number will be.
Reference range for hematocrit 38.5-50.0% men / 35.0-45.0% female.
Your goal is to stay within that range. If your HCT level goes over a little bit, it's not the end of the world ,so gentlemen if it reaches 52% ,don't panic .But looking at your cycle, your RBC is something to keep a eye on. An let me be the first to tell you, it can shoot up there pretty darn quickly...just a thought...........................AnalogMan