Gyno Question Please helpppppppp

Frankc

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I started my cycle around 8 weeks ago of 300 of tren and 500 of sustaplex...after 2 weeks i realized some gyno so i stopped the tren because I figured it was not the test, since i had taken up to 1000 mgs a week previously. Since I have been off tren for 6 weeks and just on test, does that mean nolvas will work to get rid of thsi gyno?
 
Only if the gyno is from the test or it is estrogen related....if it progesterone form the Tren then nolva will not work.
 
Thanks, 2 more things, does letro decrease sex drive and will arimedex work for shrinking them even if its from progesterone or is letro my only choice, i only ask because i already bought the arimedex?????
 
Frankc said:
I started my cycle around 8 weeks ago of 300 of tren and 500 of sustaplex...after 2 weeks i realized some gyno so i stopped the tren because I figured it was not the test, since i had taken up to 1000 mgs a week previously. Since I have been off tren for 6 weeks and just on test, does that mean nolvas will work to get rid of thsi gyno?

just because you have taken higher doses previously does not mean that its not implicated. Though likely trenbolone is the exacerbating agent.

DO NOT USE NOLVA when tren is implicated.

use an Aromatase inhibitor (AI), either aromasin or AIFM.
use cabaser- aurapharm- 1mg for 3d, .5mg for 5d then .5mg eod or eood.
 
Frankc said:
Thanks, 2 more things, does letro decrease sex drive and will arimedex work for shrinking them even if its from progesterone or is letro my only choice, i only ask because i already bought the arimedex?????

Yes letro will bring your sex drive down. Also makes your joints ache, but it definately works on killing gyno.

Day1-.50mg
Day2-1.0mg
Day3-1.5mg
Day4-2.0mg
Day5-2.5mg

Continue on doseage on Day 5 until gyno is gone, then taper down the same way. Try that it should work, I read about it and it worked for someone.
 
short term letro use can be beneficial (though it generally will suppress E too much)... HIGHLY reccomend that if you opt for letro that you follow it with aromasin or AIFM. letrozole and arimidex are competitive inhibitors that UPREGULATE aromatase production, rebound is a common issue.
 
macro.. can u take lipitor while ''on cycle'' to help the negative letro has on lipids? does aifm have the same effect as letro on lipids? thanks, best-
 
Landscape, I answered this for you on the other thread. Provide some numbers on what your lipid panel looks like (fasting) and I can tell you. I gave my response on the other thread based on fedwins numbers who wrote the thread and gave his lipid numbers. Peace.
 
capospo said:
Landscape, I answered this for you on the other thread. Provide some numbers on what your lipid panel looks like (fasting) and I can tell you. I gave my response on the other thread based on fedwins numbers who wrote the thread and gave his lipid numbers. Peace.
thanks, good lookin out-
 
LANDSCAPE1 said:
macro.. can u take lipitor while ''on cycle'' to help the negative letro has on lipids? does aifm have the same effect as letro on lipids? thanks, best-

the impact of AI's on lipids is MINIMAL, compared to the effects of high androgens and oral steroids in particular. Letrozole is harsher on lipids than aromasin or AIFM, primarily because of high level suppression of estrone.

there are many things that you can take for lipids other than lipitor

RYR and sesapure in particular

moderating saturated fats, avoiding hydrogenates, eating more poly and super polyunsaturates. Higher fiber in diet, especially oat fiber. (though the latter helps primarily with keeping LDL in check)
 
macro said:
the impact of AI's on lipids is MINIMAL, compared to the effects of high androgens and oral steroids in particular. Letrozole is harsher on lipids than aromasin or AIFM, primarily because of high level suppression of estrone.

there are many things that you can take for lipids other than lipitor

RYR and sesapure in particular

moderating saturated fats, avoiding hydrogenates, eating more poly and super polyunsaturates. Higher fiber in diet, especially oat fiber. (though the latter helps primarily with keeping LDL in check)
always appreciative macro-
 
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