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Ty for your input. I was just saying that my diet was def not helping my LDL lebvels. I have been off the tren now for 2 weeks and am half dosing my test. My diet has changed as I am now consuming carbs and fruits and veggies. I have not heard from Dr yet to discuss my test results and future plans.

In all honesty my friend - excuse my brashness.. but unless you have ZERO clue in terms of what you're doing with your fat consumption then that could certainly contribute to it. BUT, and this isn't simply in regards to you but A LOT of people who use PEDs, will blame everything BUT the PEDs. Both test and ESPECIALLY Tren are notorious for raising LDL. So normally I'd suggest using any natural supplementation that can help in that area... to mitigate things. Personally, I'd get off the tren 100%, 1/2 your test dose and go see a doctor.

It’s rare I use an anti-e but I always have it on hand better to be safe than sorry.