TREN & 19-NORS NEUROPROTECTION GUIDE

[nwed]

How is Tren neurotoxic?


TRENBOLONE IS A 19 NORTESTOSTERONE DERIVATIVE

19-nors cause vulnerability to NMDA receptor-mediated excitotoxicity
This causes an increased sensitivity to glutamine signaling, causing glutamine buildup in your synapses

Excess glutamine buildup converts into glutamate and excessive glutamate buildup and signaling is a major neurotoxic concern, causing neuron death

PMID: 4462037 (19-nors effects on NS)
PMID: 7576644 (Glutamate induced cell death)

1. Magnesium Glycinate

Magnesium naturally inhibits NMDA receptors, preventing the toxic calcium influx that leads to cell death or apoptosis

PMID: 9820677 (Magnesium effects on neuroprotection)



2. Sleep (and how to prevent trenbolone induced insomnia)

Trazodone

Trazodone is a SARI used to cure insomnia and depression.

Microdose 25-50mg of trazodone liquid pre sleep

Melatonin megadose
Other than being a strong neuron antioxidant, In this study (PMID: 32302915) it restored trenbolone disrupted wake/sleep cycle

Megadose 100mg pre sleep

3. Cerebrolysin
Cerebrolysin is a neuroprotective agent that stimulates brain's self-repair mechanisms, protect neurons from damage, and support neurorecovery (PMID: 16362636)

Dosage: 5mg

4. Memantine

Memantine is a NMDA Receptor Antagonism, regulating Glutamate to prevent excitotoxicity (PMID: 500025)

Dosage: 5mg

HOPE THIS HELPS, KEEP YALL NEURONS SAFE

 

[Escanor1]

cereb is for post cycle but ok

 

[nwed]

cereb is for post cycle but ok

it can also be used during the cycle

 

[daunas]

How is Tren neurotoxic?


TRENBOLONE IS A 19 NORTESTOSTERONE DERIVATIVE
View attachment 5211837

19-nors cause vulnerability to NMDA receptor-mediated excitotoxicity
This causes an increased sensitivity to glutamine signaling, causing glutamine buildup in your synapses

Excess glutamine buildup converts into glutamate and excessive glutamate buildup and signaling is a major neurotoxic concern, causing neuron death

PMID: 4462037 (19-nors effects on NS)
PMID: 7576644 (Glutamate induced cell death)

1. Magnesium Glycinate

Magnesium naturally inhibits NMDA receptors, preventing the toxic calcium influx that leads to cell death or apoptosis

View attachment 5211841

PMID: 9820677 (Magnesium effects on neuroprotection)



2. Sleep (and how to prevent trenbolone induced insomnia)

Trazodone

Trazodone is a SARI used to cure insomnia and depression.

Microdose 25-50mg of trazodone liquid pre sleep
View attachment 5211849


Melatonin megadose
Other than being a strong neuron antioxidant, In this study (PMID: 32302915) it restored trenbolone disrupted wake/sleep cycle

Megadose 100mg pre sleep

View attachment 5211859

3. Cerebrolysin
Cerebrolysin is a neuroprotective agent that stimulates brain's self-repair mechanisms, protect neurons from damage, and support neurorecovery (PMID: 16362636)

Dosage: 5mg

View attachment 5211873

4. Memantine

Memantine is a NMDA Receptor Antagonism, regulating Glutamate to prevent excitotoxicity (PMID: 500025)

Dosage: 5mg

View attachment 5211886

HOPE THIS HELPS, KEEP YALL NEURONS SAFE

thanks, bookmarked

 

[Escanor1]

it can also be used during the cycle

no its retarded it doesnt even prevent the main cause nigga

 

[mtnuglyboy]

good post but missing some.

 

[nwed]

good post but missing some.

i was bored so i just wrote something that came in my head lmfao