Appetite on tren is better than expected

[purpleskulltrooper]

200 mg is on almost par for me with mid dose reta (5 mg). Ik it's not placebo because I didn't even know about this before I noticed it. Pretty nice

 

[AtrophicPyra]

200 mg is on almost par for me with mid dose reta (5 mg). Ik it's not placebo because I didn't even know about this before I noticed it. Pretty nice

how has the tren depression been for u

 

[purpleskulltrooper]

how has the tren depression been for u

Haven't noticed it yet luckily I did my first injection 48 hours ago. If it does come ill go on low dose SSRI, deal with it, or drop dose

 

[AtrophicPyra]

Haven't noticed it yet luckily I did my first injection 48 hours ago. If it does come ill go on low dose SSRI, deal with it, or drop dose

ssri are selective serotonin receptors, tren messes with dopamine not serotonin

 

[purpleskulltrooper]

ssri are selective serotonin receptors, tren messes with dopamine not serotonin

I'm aware I'd also be looking into adderall. Particularly serotonin for sleep and anti-depressant properties. AI search:
Key Impacts of Trenbolone on Serotonin:

• Reduced Serotonin Levels: Similar to other AAS, trenbolone is associated with decreased serotonin levels and, in some studies, increased 5-hydroxyindoleacetic acid (5-HIAA)—the metabolite of serotonin—indicating accelerated turnover or depletion.
• Downregulation of Receptors: Research on 19-nor steroids (like tren) shows significant decreases in 5-HT1A, 5-HT1B, and 5-HT2A/2C receptor density. These receptors are critical for regulating anxiety, mood, and aggression.
• Increased Aggression and Mood Disturbance: The reduction in serotonergic function is a major mediator of the emotional instability, extreme aggression, and violent behavior often reported by trenbolone users.
• Persistent Changes: Serotonin changes induced by synthetic steroids like trenbolone can be long-lasting, sometimes taking several times the duration of the administration period to recover.
• Interaction with Other Transmitters: The decrease in serotonin occurs alongside alterations in other neurotransmitters (like dopamine), which together contribute to addictive potential and psychological disruption.