Tren and T3, is the t3 necessary?

[CherryChillin]

What's the concensus?
Cause I know at this point it is unnecessary to take an anti prolactin, if, and only if estradiol is under control.

That's not what this is about, on topic, it's t3 necessary on tren a 50mg ed, 8 weeks?

If yes, how do I cycle off that stuff safely?

These heavier compounds aren't as easy to get off as testosterone.

Also, I am blasting and cruising.

Thank you so much

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[muskate]

Prolactin and estrogen are ONLY linked in females. In females, prolactin and estrogen increase/decrease simultaneously in response to their menstrual cycles.

That is NOT true in the case of men. Just keeping estrogen in check DOES not mean your prolactin levels are in check. You need BOTH an anti-prolactin drug and AI when doing a test/tren cycle.

T3 is not necessary on a tren cycle. Tren promotes insulin resistance. That has NOTHING to do with your thyroid. T3 supplementation is a terrible idea. It can permanently suppress your natural thyroid output.

There are a couple things you can do to increase insulin sensitivity when using tren:

1. Stick to low GI carbohydrates like oatmeal, brown rice and sweet potato. Fruits are fine in moderation but the problem with fruit is that it's very high in sugar and will cause a spike in blood sugar and insulin. I would limit fruit to one serving per day max.

2. A good nutrient portioning supplement like N2slin from n2bm.com will also help because it will increase muscle insulin sensitivity.

3. Supplement with 6-10g of fish oil per day to increase muscle insulin sensivity as well.

Tren is notorious for causing insulin resistance. I wouldn't increase carbs when using tren, but rather just be smart on what carbs you eat.

 

[CherryChillin]

How much caber would you suggest? Not trying to dip into the savings account. Thank you do much for the response.

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[CherryChillin]

Also, do you have any examples of Tren induced insulin resistance? I'd like to look into that, haven't heard of that.

In addition, I know this is just speculation as we would have to be physically told in discussion with to be mentioned individuals. But, what would you SPECULATE that 1. Bradley Martyn used to get so big, lean, vascular, separated and just plain FUCKING STRONG.

Also, Calum Von Moger, he is fucking 7 days out, 24/7. Is that IGF, HGH, insulin related?
I know nothing really about those, negate 1. HGH is expensive to source. 2. I haven't looked into insulin yet.

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[stevesmi]

tren causes insulin resistance because it is so fucking anabolic that it will literally shuttle in nutrients in the muscles putting you into a hypo state. the more you use tren the more likely you will experience insulin resistance. a good idea with tren is using n2slin to offset that.

 

[Jay Scott]

How much caber would you suggest? Not trying to dip into the savings account. Thank you do much for the response.

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I would say run bloods first to adjust it accordingly, but 0.25mg EOD or E3D should be the start off point

 

[Masonic Bodybuilder]

I vote no to T3. I don't like messing with thyroid hormones because permanent damage would be devastating. Just run your cycle with a good diet and have all your supports in place.