Just ended Tren cycle. Had some questions about labs.

[FredFlinstone85]

Ran 10 weeks

Test E 600mg
Tren E 400mg
Tbol 4 weeks 50mg daily
Clen 3 weeks
T3

I know the first two are liver damage enzymes 100% understand this is from Tren and Tbol. How bad are these? Doc said not that bad but just wanted to see your thoughts on here.

What is the Red cell distribution width really mean and what does the mean Corpuscular hemoglobin mean? I looked it up but just don't fully understand.

Also, BP is slightly elevated 130/80 is what I am averaging. Was 130/70 range prior (was not on a cruise then). I am on a cruise of 225mg Test E now.

* for the record my doc knows 100% what I am doing and even set me up to go legit TRT through insurance when I am ready.

 

[Luxferro]

It’s not the Tren messing up your liver enzymes. I’ve ran a gram of Tren a week for 12 weeks and I had zero elevation in my liver enzymes. It’s 100% your tbol.

Red cell distribution width measures how much variance there is in the width of your red blood cells. If some of your red blood cells are super wide and others super narrow, you would have a high red cell distribution width. This can be used to diagnose some forms of anemia.

The mean corpuscular hemoglobin just means the average amount of hemoglobin in each of your red blood cells. This being low is a bit concerning. You might be iron deficient idk Followup with your doc.

 

[FredFlinstone85]

Thank you for explaining it to me I was reading wat I looked up on google and I was like nope, does not compute. Good to know on the Tbol. I always though it was suppose to be mild.

 

[2fnbig]

It’s not the Tren messing up your liver enzymes. I’ve ran a gram of Tren a week for 12 weeks and I had zero elevation in my liver enzymes. It’s 100% your tbol.

Red cell distribution width measures how much variance there is in the width of your red blood cells. If some of your red blood cells are super wide and others super narrow, you would have a high red cell distribution width. This can be used to diagnose some forms of anemia.

The mean corpuscular hemoglobin just means the average amount of hemoglobin in each of your red blood cells. This being low is a bit concerning. You might be iron deficient idk Followup with your doc.

That just is not true tren will absolutely raise liver enzymes and case reports can be easily found that back this up.