Tren night sweats and stink defeated

[k4zuya]

has anyone got nasty red and dry rashes on their sides? im thinking it might be from sleeping in my nasty ass vinegar smelling sweat from night sweats. Is this common? It starts from my armpits and goes down my side, red and dry. I was thinking it was from excessive sweat from dnp and my deodorant, im not sure/

 

[Britz]

has anyone got nasty red and dry rashes on their sides? im thinking it might be from sleeping in my nasty ass vinegar smelling sweat from night sweats. Is this common? It starts from my armpits and goes down my side, red and dry. I was thinking it was from excessive sweat from dnp and my deodorant, im not sure/

Ya man. I get little red bumps from the night sweats. Mostly on my quads. I think it's just from sleeping in a pool of sweat. Lol

 

[Thegodofdick]

has anyone got nasty red and dry rashes on their sides? im thinking it might be from sleeping in my nasty ass vinegar smelling sweat from night sweats. Is this common? It starts from my armpits and goes down my side, red and dry. I was thinking it was from excessive sweat from dnp and my deodorant, im not sure/

Specifically your red bumps and rash is from you deodorant there is aluminum in the deodorant and because you are sweating so much more than normal it's running down to your hips. I assume that you are applying ample amounts to stop the sweat and stink? Then it runs down your body.
Dealing With a Deodorant and Antiperspirant Allergy

 

[k4zuya]

Specifically your red bumps and rash is from you deodorant there is aluminum in the deodorant and because you are sweating so much more than normal it's running down to your hips. I assume that you are applying ample amounts to stop the sweat and stink? Then it runs down your body.
Dealing With a Deodorant and Antiperspirant Allergy

No I'm not putting a lot on. Just a little. And I think u may be thinking about anti perspirant which has aluminum in it. I just use deodorant. Who knows...

 

[Bigboy727]

So about night sweats, my first tren run was with ace. Now I'm doing 600mg tren e per week. I'm about 2.5 weeks in, I still haven't got the night sweats and my last cycle was horrible with the sweats. Should it be starting up pretty soon. Never tried tren e until now.

How did your cycle end? Do prefer Tren A or E?

 

[dirkmcgirk]

i've run tren twice both 8 weeks a piece and never once had night sweats. Tbf, I didn't take anymore than 210mgs a week

 

[Bigboy727]

i've run tren twice both 8 weeks a piece and never once had night sweats. Tbf, I didn't take anymore than 210mgs a week

210 a week of Tren?

 

[dirkmcgirk]

210 a week of Tren?

yup. a dab will do ya

 

[tenpoundsleft]

Interesting, I'm running right over 400mg of Tren now and in the past that has definitely created sopping wet pillows. Not now, and I recently started drinking dissolved magnesium every day - some post by @grey got me going on that.

I was going to up the dose, didn't know I didn't get the sides, other than running out of breath, that hasn't changed. But now I'll stay where I am. Glad to not have the sweats though.

Edit: I think it was a post by @Roger rabbit

 

[Roger rabbit]

Glad this is working for you op[emoji106] I forgot which thread I posted to use magnesium to help this issue but it works.

If anyone does use this I suggest magnesium chloride. It is a topical spray. I also suggest buying triple filtered as well. About 11$ off Amazon.

 

[Roger rabbit]

but don't forget boys with high levels of magnesium you might face

• diarrhea
• nausea and vomiting.
• lethargy.

• muscle weakness.

• irregular heartbeat.

• low blood pressure.

• urine retention.

• respiratory distress.

It is unlikely any of this will happen while on aas. Magnesium is responsible for over 300 functions in the body.

Most Americans are depleted in magnesium already so adding in aas and the extra things as body builders do you shouldn't face any of these.

Use topical magnesium to avoid the shits.

 

[Roger rabbit]

Interesting, I'm running right over 400mg of Tren now and in the past that has definitely created sopping wet pillows. Not now, and I recently started drinking dissolved magnesium every day - some post by @grey got me going on that.

I was going to up the dose, didn't know I didn't get the sides, other than running out of breath, that hasn't changed. But now I'll stay where I am. Glad to not have the sweats though.

Edit: I think it was a post by @Roger rabbit

Yes[emoji51] magnesium is my friend. I post a lot about it. Anyone who isn't using magnesium topical should be[emoji106][emoji106]

Edit : or drink it like you are is fine too[emoji106]

 

[tenpoundsleft]

Yes[emoji51] magnesium is my friend. I post a lot about it. Anyone who isn't using magnesium topical should be[emoji106][emoji106]

Edit : or drink it like you are is fine too[emoji106]

Thanks, Mr Magnesium!

 

[Jeremy Tonucci]

I just posted this in another thread, but I need to share. I've been soaking sheets, stinking like vinegar every night. Then I read magniesium may help. So I've been taking 400mg magniesium and boom night sweats and stinking completely gone. I run tren a few times a year and always have the sweats and it effects my sleeps as well. No more! I'm on night 3 now no sweat and better sleep. Try it out guys. It has been a life saver.

How did this go throughout your cycle. I'm 2 weeks in on tren e. Night sweats are just beginning as of last night. Only woke up slightly damp but I know how I react and within another week I'll be waking up soaked. I'm going out today for some magnesium

 

[Deadpool99]

Holy fucking shit, I don't get night sweat from tren, I'm a sweaty sleeper naturally but suddenly I started getting them very very bad. Coincidentally I just moved my magnesium supplement from pre-bed to afternoon.

 

[Deadpool99]

I just posted this in another thread, but I need to share. I've been soaking sheets, stinking like vinegar every night. Then I read magniesium may help. So I've been taking 400mg magniesium and boom night sweats and stinking completely gone. I run tren a few times a year and always have the sweats and it effects my sleeps as well. No more! I'm on night 3 now no sweat and better sleep. Try it out guys. It has been a life saver.

Hopefully it works again, Thank you sir. You are my savior

 

[Deadpool99]

Holy kangaroo balls, what in the pouch of doom was that — it actually worked

Did my multi/magnesium/taurine at night. Holy shit sweats went from unbearable and like on a scale level: 200%

to now: yeah I’m sweating like normal without AAS but it’s like 20% annoying, didn’t disrupt my sleep.

I love you @Thinkbig (no homo. I think)

 

[AlexDavis43]

Holy kangaroo balls, what in the pouch of doom was that — it actually worked

Did my multi/magnesium/taurine at night. Holy shit sweats went from unbearable and like on a scale level: 200%

to now: yeah I’m sweating like normal without AAS but it’s like 20% annoying, didn’t disrupt my sleep.

I love you @Thinkbig (no homo. I think)

Holy fucking shit, I don't get night sweat from tren, I'm a sweaty sleeper naturally but suddenly I started getting them very very bad. Coincidentally I just moved my magnesium supplement from pre-bed to afternoon.

what mag product?

I was big on threonate but just got some pidolate to check it out

*honestly don't think there's much difference unless comparing to oxalate or some shitty bioavailable versions, but still curious

 

[Deadpool99]

what mag product?

I was big on threonate but just got some pidolate to check it out

*honestly don't think there's much difference unless comparing to oxalate or some shitty bioavailable versions, but still curious

Using 400mg mag glycinate, my multi includes an extra 50mg of it too. I did a blood test and turns out my magnesium is within the upper reference range, so I could get away with 200mg however I feel like 400mg might help more with the sweats. ( too much of a pussy to try lowering it to 200 incase sweats get worse)

 

[Deadpool99]

what mag product?

I was big on threonate but just got some pidolate to check it out

*honestly don't think there's much difference unless comparing to oxalate or some shitty bioavailable versions, but still curious

I actually think Glycinate is superior to both L-Threonate and pidolate. I believe Threonate (Magtein) is just patented, so media and market are pushing it to get better margins, I think it's like 10x higher compared to glycinate.

Pidolate makes so sense to me, I guess maybe if u want the cognitive benefits but that's rly experimental and not proven and still from a bioavailability seems to be worse.

P.S. This is based on my memory from a couple of yrs ago, I did most of my research like a year or two ago and concluded glycinate was best, I forgot the sources I used back then to determine this.