Of course guys have run high test/high tren with good results, but how do you know that the same results wouldn't have occurred with high tren/low test? Unless that same guy runs various cycles under the same conditions with high tren/low test, blood work and other empirical data, it's just fuzzy math and nothing more. I've run very high tren, with very high test; very high tren with virtually no test and a balance of each over the years. Hardly empirical data, but an observation based on known assumptions. When my blood work comes back and I see the results of free test, serum test and so on, with other indicators, I'm convinced that when running tren, it's best to keep test low. Maybe it was a poor choice of words to say tren pushes test away, but in effect, tren is the dominant participant to the viable receptors... Stan is saying two things: One, the more androgens you introduce, the more receptors your body produces, implying that there is no competition since there are plenty of viable receptors to go around. On that point I say that there are not enough studies out there to convince me. Secondly, he is saying that running test with tren at any dose is fine because there are receptors for every molecule. I say that tren is dominant and if you run tren you should let tren do what tren was designed to do and the addition of test at high doses will not be beneficial. All the other BS is just arm waving and insults thrown both ways. If he had stuck to the points without resorting to insults this could have been a very interesting discussion, but it has turned into a mud slinging contest and I'm out of it.