tren solo oral with letro or nolva, need help please

kiston

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hello, im new to these boards but cant find my direct answers elsewhere. i have a small case of gyno from years ago, when im lean its not bad so i dont mind it much. I want to do a cycle for the first time in a few years, but dont want my gyno to get worse.

I was planning on taking tren, for 4-5 weeks. To keep my gyno at bay, should i take letro throughout the cycle, or letro + nolva throughout the cycle?

for pct it will be nolva + possibly toremifene since i still have it on hand.

Note, i ALREADY HAVE gyno, just do not want it to get worse. im asking because ive read some people take nolva, some take arimidex, some take both. If both is the case i will have to wait longer because i do not have nolva on hand, only letro/torem
 
letro will work to shrink your existing gyno and also will be more than adequate for estrogen gyno while on tren, you should also have some caber on hand-or take it on cycle to deal with prolactin gyno.
 
letro will work to shrink your existing gyno and also will be more than adequate for estrogen gyno while on tren, you should also have some caber on hand-or take it on cycle to deal with prolactin gyno.

this is whats confusing me my man. i cant recall wtf caber is, or what the difference is with prolactin gyno>?

would torem not suffice for "prolactin"?
 
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there is a thread on this site somewhere explaining the 3 different types of gyno, search for it, it's a good read. I have believed for a long time that tren gyno could only be estrogen, but just had some sensitivity last cycle and letro didn't work. Tren messes with your thyroid, slows it, so hypothyroidism, and this mechanism increases prolactin levels. I'm not up on exactly how.

I don't post cycle therapy (pct) anymore, but believe torem (someone correct me if i'm wrong) will block estrogen but does not affect thyroid/prolactin. so depending on why you have gyno, there are different chems to combat it.
 
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