Mitigating negative cholesterol changes from tren use

[foodie]

I've been meaning to use tren for a while, but the thing stopping me is that it screws up cholesterol levels big time. Does anyone know how to mitigate this? There would be 2 components to the protocol: decreasing LDL, and increasing HDL. I'm thinking fish oil and niacin, but others report that this isn't effective. What about statins?

[Simple Simon]

Maybe ease off the tren?

[foodie]

Maybe ease off the tren?

My understanding is that it screws up cholesterol even at low dose. Similar to how anavar is supposed to be "safe", but tanks your HDL if run for say 6 weeks

[Simple Simon]

My understanding is that it screws up cholesterol even at low dose. Similar to how anavar is supposed to be "safe", but tanks your HDL if run for say 6 weeks

If you are that bothered dont take it, as for taking statins, they seem to worse than anything for sides.

Nasty drug.

[Complex Carbs]

I've been meaning to use tren for a while, but the thing stopping me is that it screws up cholesterol levels big time. Does anyone know how to mitigate this? There would be 2 components to the protocol: decreasing LDL, and increasing HDL. I'm thinking fish oil and niacin, but others report that this isn't effective. What about statins?

You do not know anything, do you...

There is no mitigating anything with drugs like tren, mast and so forth.

The cholesterol change is unavoidable and will be roughly 30% worse than before, at least.
It is in the nature of these drugs, and how they work.

What about statins?

What about having a look in the mirror and honestly ask yourself do you need drugs?
And do you need tren, off all the drugs available.

[foodie]

You do not know anything, do you...

There is no mitigating anything with drugs like tren, mast and so forth.

The cholesterol change is unavoidable and will be roughly 30% worse than before, at least.
It is in the nature of these drugs, and how they work.

What about statins?

What about having a look in the mirror and honestly ask yourself do you need drugs?
And do you need tren, off all the drugs available.

That's why i'm asking. if the cholesterol effects can be controlled then i'll use tren. if not I won't

[Complex Carbs]

That's why i'm asking. if the cholesterol effects can be controlled then i'll use tren. if not I won't

It can not be controlled except with dosage maybe.

Reality is, half the steroids out there will cause the same.

[foodie]

It can not be controlled except with dosage maybe.

Reality is, half the steroids out there will cause the same.

yeah, fuck this. even test eventually lowers HDL. I might just take up yoga

[Jizmo]

its all genetics

my buddy ran tren for a year nonstop between 300 and 500mg and his cholesterol was in range after that

for me tren kills HDL, my LDL is always of the low side too though (last bloodwork i had 15 HDL and ~60 LDL) this was after a long long run with tren, orals, whatever