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I started the same thread on BB.com in case anyone wants to review it, but I wanted to get Dr. D's opinion and others here as well.
It is just a theory and not proven so take this thread with a grain of salt until we get actual bood test results and more data.
But, for the sake of argument, if we assume that estrogen levels are infact "too low" during a very suppressive superdrol cycle which then causes excessive ER upregulation, one could take some DHEA in the let's say, the last 3 weeks of a 4 week SD cycle when estrogen levels should be at their lowest and androgen suppression is greatest. DHEA converts mostly to androstenedione (and androstenediol), an androgen that can raise estrogen levels. If the presence of androstenedione could prevent the body from sensing a PROLONGED extremely estrogen deprived environment during the SD cycle, then theoretically the body may not upregulate the ER's in an extreme fashion and may reduce the chances of delayed gyno from SD cycles.
A 2nd part of ER upregulation theory would be to minimize ATD use until the end of PCT to prevent the ATD from continuing the sub-normal estrogen environment that was present during the non-aromatizing SD cycle.
My rough thinking of how you could incorporate DHEA into an 4 week SD cycle would be.
week1 - no DHEA (I'm assuming that it takes several days for the body to enter an estrogen deprived state so no extra is needed initially.)
week2 - dose tbd
week3 - dose tbd
week4 - dose tbd
week1 PCT - dose tbd (reduce dose as body gets natural estrogen from natural test conversion)
week2 PCT - end dhea
benefit of supplementing DHEA during the SD cycle, since it converts mostly to androstenedione (and androstenediol), an androgen that can raise estrogen levels. If the presence of androstenedione could prevent the body from sensing an extremely estrogen deprived environment during the SD cycle, then theoretically the body may not upregulate the ER's in an extreme fashion and may reduce the chances of delayed gyno.
Dr. D. What are your thoughts on this and do you have a dose range for on cycle DHEA IF the goal was to get some of the DHEA to convert to androstenedione and then some of that to finally aromatize into just enough estrone to prevent the body from sensing a complete lack of estrogen and upregulating ER's.
It is just a theory and not proven so take this thread with a grain of salt until we get actual bood test results and more data.
But, for the sake of argument, if we assume that estrogen levels are infact "too low" during a very suppressive superdrol cycle which then causes excessive ER upregulation, one could take some DHEA in the let's say, the last 3 weeks of a 4 week SD cycle when estrogen levels should be at their lowest and androgen suppression is greatest. DHEA converts mostly to androstenedione (and androstenediol), an androgen that can raise estrogen levels. If the presence of androstenedione could prevent the body from sensing a PROLONGED extremely estrogen deprived environment during the SD cycle, then theoretically the body may not upregulate the ER's in an extreme fashion and may reduce the chances of delayed gyno from SD cycles.
A 2nd part of ER upregulation theory would be to minimize ATD use until the end of PCT to prevent the ATD from continuing the sub-normal estrogen environment that was present during the non-aromatizing SD cycle.
My rough thinking of how you could incorporate DHEA into an 4 week SD cycle would be.
week1 - no DHEA (I'm assuming that it takes several days for the body to enter an estrogen deprived state so no extra is needed initially.)
week2 - dose tbd
week3 - dose tbd
week4 - dose tbd
week1 PCT - dose tbd (reduce dose as body gets natural estrogen from natural test conversion)
week2 PCT - end dhea
benefit of supplementing DHEA during the SD cycle, since it converts mostly to androstenedione (and androstenediol), an androgen that can raise estrogen levels. If the presence of androstenedione could prevent the body from sensing an extremely estrogen deprived environment during the SD cycle, then theoretically the body may not upregulate the ER's in an extreme fashion and may reduce the chances of delayed gyno.
Dr. D. What are your thoughts on this and do you have a dose range for on cycle DHEA IF the goal was to get some of the DHEA to convert to androstenedione and then some of that to finally aromatize into just enough estrone to prevent the body from sensing a complete lack of estrogen and upregulating ER's.