jimmydapinch
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Does anybody experience lethargy or tiredness on tren?
Does Tren make you tired?
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Its possible especially if you are having sleep issues while on it. It can/will lower T3 and tyrosine levels, this will make you feel tired, lethargic, etc. Its actually a CNS stimulant (this is why you get the sweating, aggression, and insomnia while on trenbolone) and over time this can cause a run down feeling in an individual.
jimmydapinch
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Thanks guys that makes sense. I'm getting BW done when I get back from Christmas vacation. I'm all done with the tren so hopefully I will get some energy back soon.
I'm going to be honest here ,I have never found a more stable compound for my self than tren.this is.why were all.differ t ..
I was running that sustan.and deca ,I felt terrible ....the sustan I felt ok ...
bros I switched back to tren ,my mood is fucking excellent.,I can.do things without having to push myself , I can't explain I.t ..it just compliments me ...but I know. At about 6 weeks to 8 weeks ,I have to dc ...for a.month but tren is my compound.i done.it.enough and.ill be honest I have 2 cycles I will ever.only run anymore., sustan.and.sustan.alone ,and tren a.and.prop ....theres no need for me to venture else where .....this is the cycles that co.pliment me and that's it.
The most likely reason that you are lethargic and tired during the day is from not getting enough sleep during the night. I still haven't found a way to totally battle the side affects of trenbolone but I can suggest drinking lots of water and ingest lots of carbs . I think that this is important with trenbolone.
calmb4dastorm
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I have to agree with on the Tren! It compliments me well even though I can only run it in 4 week bursts. After I cycled it a couple times, I found my sweet spot and I'm not popping off. I'm laid back and mellow. I notice that I do sleep longer when I'm on it, granted, I take a sleeping pill to GET to sleep and I'm sleeping 12-15 hours when I'm not on Tren I am happy to get 6-8 hours even with the lunesta! When I don't run Tren, I run prop with NPP. I like 19 nors
jimmydapinch
Member
I had been on it for 12 weeks. It was the last 3wks or so that felt sooo tired. Next time I will go back to using tren a so I don't have to run it so long. Other than that I loved it.
turnupthegas
New member
like dolf said, once i get that way its usually at the 6 week mark, i tend to push through it, but once i start getting pain in my sides like kidney pain in a sense, i know its time to wrap it up and run my prop for another week or two solo and with in days it rectifies itself. Remember tren isn't a long term steroid, those who can handle it for longer then 8 weeks make me jealous
grandmaster
New member
Makes me tired. I often have a snooze during the day when I take it.
Outlawthing
Member
+1 on listening to your body Turn mine does the same thing with orals it lets you know when that's enough plus tren is an 8 week max for me as well if I can hang that long 
Stalker2016
New member
Same here, it made me tired but not so much. But 2 days ago my brother nicked a vein in my glute, I didn't taste tren but I did smell tren.
So I was smelling my fingers to see if there was a tren smell on it there wasn't any.
Within 20-25 seconds I felt a burning sensation in my lungs and started coughing. I didn't have much of breathing issues it only felth like I catched the flu and having asthma. So couldn't breathe deep the same and next day. 2nd day can breath normally again but still tired.
Since then I felt 10x more tired, but it's getting better.
I'm in week 5 and before last injection i felt a little bit lethargic due to trensomnia but still was getting around 6-8 hours of sleep.
I normally sleep 12 hours a day, if I sleep less I feel lethargic so everyone is different.
Just my 2 cents
NathanWind
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It makes me tired. I drink lots of water and keep my carbs up always. Also I try to make sure I get as much sleep as I can during the night, and keep a really stable sleep pattern to battle these effects.