How to stop TREN induced gyno?????

jb160

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Anyone got any input on this? I know that it is progesterone induced gyno and it is hard to stop. Nolvadex has no effect on this type either is that true also?
 
ulter said:
Bromocriptine. Yes that's true nolva won't help you.

Not trying to stir things up here.....but I have seen numerous posts saying exactly the opposite. That being said, I have no personal experience regarding this, just saying it is like a lot of things....... controversial to say the least.
 
StoneColdNTO said:
Not trying to stir things up here.....but I have seen numerous posts saying exactly the opposite. That being said, I have no personal experience regarding this, just saying it is like a lot of things....... controversial to say the least.


I'm starting to believe this as well. I had gyno from puberty (can't tell though) and it got worse during a dbol cycle. I used 40mg Nolva and it eventually went down to it's original size.

I used Tren last cycle and used bromo with no problems. However, I am now on test/EQ/Tren and taking NO bromo. Just 40mg Nolvadex/ED along with Aromasin and Proviron. I have had no issues at all. In fact it's better than when I started.
 
My personal opinion is that those that try Nolvadex to help don't use enough of it or for long enough.
 
Androgens either lower PRL or have no impact, so it's not prolactin.
Estrogens increase PRL.
 
I have never gotten gyno from any Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) except Tren. I took 1/2 tab (1.25mg)AM and 1/2 tab(1.25mg)PM and it cleared up completely.

Bromo is not a controlled drug so your free to buy a 90 day supply without a script.

Here's where I got mine:http://www.mastersmarketing.com/
 
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hhajdo said:
Androgens either lower PRL or have no impact, so it's not prolactin.
Estrogens increase PRL.

this is innaccurate. Mixed agonists/anatagonists of the PR will impact prolactin.

you can pull 100 studies, none done with tren with night time values nor in humans.

bromocriptine works for tren based puffyness and gyno.. so if tren does not impact prolactin then it must just be the magic of bromo... though since bromo is not magic... must be... :p
 
Deepglute said:


Here's where I got mine:http://www.xxxxxmarketing.com/


.....I had to edit that addy, as they sell Anabolic Androgenic Steroids (AAS) as well, and that amounts to a source post. Hope you understand bro.

I beg to differ. This web site has always been very clear that they will never sell any controlled drugs including AAS.
 
This statement was taken from the web site I posted for Bromo. The site was edited because they were falsely accused of selling AAS. The statement speaks for itself.

PRODUCTS & PRICE LISTS
We can supply you with price quotations for any specific items that you request. You can write, fax or phone or E-mail us for this information. There is also a facility on our website for submitting quotes. We will not supply - Any controlled substances of any class. - Any growth or sex hormones. - Any anabolic steroids or injectables. We also reserve the right to refuse to supply any medication, if we feel it is not being used ethically.
 
Deepglute said:
I beg to differ. This web site has always been very clear that they will never sell any controlled drugs including AAS.


Yes....you are right. I mis-read this statement. My bad....looks like I overlooked the "will not" in this statement.

PRODUCTS & PRICE LISTS
We can supply you with price quotations for any specific items that you request. You can write, fax or phone or E-mail us for this information. There is also a facility on our website for submitting quotes. We will not supply - Any controlled substances of any class. - Any growth or sex hormones. - Any anabolic steroids or injectables. We also reserve the right to refuse to supply any medication, if we feel it is not being used ethically.


I will go back and put the addy back in your and Pop's posts.
 
and the debate rages on, all i can say is thank god i don't get gyno, because everyone has a different answer to the tren or deca induced gyno question.
 
I just know too many guys who have reduced Tren Gyno with Bromo. I have seen it with my own eyes. To me it's unwise to just discount it.
 
macro said:
this is innaccurate. Mixed agonists/anatagonists of the PR will impact prolactin.

you can pull 100 studies, none done with tren with night time values nor in humans.

bromocriptine works for tren based puffyness and gyno.. so if tren does not impact prolactin then it must just be the magic of bromo... though since bromo is not magic... must be... :p


Actually, what you're saying is innacurate... The retarded bromo idea was based on a lamb study in which tren caused hypothyroidism so an assumption was made that the same would happen in humans which would result in increased PRL levels.

If you look at the human studies you can see that AS cause mild thyroidal impairment by decreasing TBG, which results in decreased total T3 & T4, free T4 & T3 & basal and stimulated PRL levels are uneffected.

Also, nipple tenderness does not always progress to gynecomastia & drug induced gynocomastia can frequently regress after the drug which induced it is removed, so you made another WRONG conclusion.


Nandrolone, a known PR agonist, was one of the AS used in this study:

Journal of Clinical Endocrinology and Metabolism
Copyright Q 1993 by The Endocrine Society
Vol. 16, No. 4

Ingestion of Androgenic-Anabolic Steroids Induces Mild Thyroidal Impairment in Male Body Builders

ROMAN DEYSSIG AND MICHAEL WEISSEL
Third Medical University Clinic and L. Boltzmann Institute for Nuclear Medicine, A-1090 Vienna, Austria


Thirteen bodybuilders, recruited in local training centers, with normal thyroid function were investigated. Thyroid dysfunction was excluded by measurement of free Td, palpation of the thyroid, and clinical investigation. All athletes performed regular strength training up to six times a week. Five of the athletes admitted self administration of androgenic-anabolic steroids. These were obtained from nonmedical sources. The start of steroid intake was at least 6 weeks before the study. The individual doses of their self-reported “stacking regimen” (two or more different steroids simultaneously; see Ref. 12) were as follows. Testosterone was used im once or twice a week in different esters, such as
propionate, phenylpropionate, capronate, isocaprionate, and enantate. Nandrolone (17@-hydroxy-4-e&en-3-one) was injected once a week as phenylpropionate or decanoate....

Tables 2 and 3 give the mean values and SES of the serum hormone concentrations in both groups. Basal TBG, total Ts,
and total T4 were significantly lower in the group of athletes taking steroids (Table 2), with no significant difference in free Td, TSH, and PRL between the two groups.

Basal and stimulated PRL levels were unaffected by androgens, as has been described previously for pharmaco-logical doses in hypogonadal men (10).


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Int J Androl 1984 Feb;7(1):53-60 Related Articles, Links


Prolactin secretion in the human male is increased by endogenous oestrogens and decreased by exogenous/endogenous androgens.

Gooren LJ, van der Veen EA, van Kessel H, Harmsen-Louman W, Wiegel AR.

There is evidence that prolactin may be involved in testicular steroidogenesis, and we have therefore investigated whether there is feedback regulation of androgens/oestrogens on prolactin secretion in the human male. To assess this we have measured basal and TRH-stimulated prolactin levels in: Six eugonadal men before and after 2 weeks' administration of the aromatase inhibitor delta'-testolactone, which led to a fall in oestradiol levels with unchanged levels of testosterone. In these patients, prolactin levels decreased. Six eugonadal subjects before and after 6 weeks' administration of dihydrotestosterone undecanoate. In these subjects, prolactin levels decreased. Six agonadal subjects, tested after 12 weeks' treatment with dihydrotestosterone undecanoate and compared to: Six agonadal subjects who received no sex steroid treatment. Again, it was found that dihydrotestosterone treatment decreased prolactin levels in patients from Group C. Six eugonadal subjects were also studied before and after 6 weeks' administration of the androgen receptor antagonist, spironolactone, and this treatment increased Prl secretion. It is concluded that in the human male, endogenous oestrogens increase prolactin secretion whilst exogenous/endogenous androgens decrease prolactin secretion.
 
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