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superdrol question

AJC408

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Hey what happens if you already have gyno from puberty and you were thinking about taking superdrol? Im assuming that the gyno would either stay the same or just get worse? Are there chances the gyno could actually disappear from the Nova?
 
i agree with Pem.

it may exacerbate the situation at hand my advice is to run adex at 1mg EOD up till before you start your cycle.

Stop the Adex before your cycle. hopefully that will help and any flare up if any would be small hopefully
 
Hey what happens if you already have gyno from puberty and you were thinking about taking superdrol? Im assuming that the gyno would either stay the same or just get worse? Are there chances the gyno could actually disappear from the Nova?

if you're just thinking about it nothing will happen... how about providing some vital stats?
 
i agree with Pem.

it may exacerbate the situation at hand my advice is to run adex at 1mg EOD up till before you start your cycle.

Stop the Adex before your cycle. hopefully that will help and any flare up if any would be small hopefully

Dont you think that would cause some nasty rebound right on start of cycle since SD is known for shutting you down quick?
 
thats true but in some cases an AI or SERM will help immensly if not revese it.

you just contradicted yourself. if what i said was true, then an AI or SERM won't do sh*t.
dont' confuse chest fat with gyno man.

breast tissue as in hard lumps under the nipples are only removable via surgery.
 
Superdrol will not make the gyno worse. You'll be fine mate. The thing that will make it worst is test.
 
you just contradicted yourself. if what i said was true, then an AI or SERM won't do sh*t.
dont' confuse chest fat with gyno man.

breast tissue as in hard lumps under the nipples are only removable via surgery.


well what i ment was.....

sometimes surgery is the only option like the case of hard lumps depending on the diameter i believe.....

but soft breast tissue can often be reversed.

i have a small hard lump but its basically gone after my use of ADEX. and the use of an AI will help any pain associated with gyno and the itchiness associated with it.

some cases are more severe then others and warrant different options... maybe when i wrote that i wasnt as clear as i should have been.
 
Superdrol will not make the gyno worse. You'll be fine mate. The thing that will make it worst is test.


i dont completely agree with this, just because it does not aromatize doesnt mean it wont cause gyno specifically in the case of DHT derivitives.
 
i dont completely agree with this, just because it does not aromatize doesnt mean it wont cause gyno specifically in the case of DHT derivitives.

I agree. Also, Superdrol and Epithio's are very dry compounds which leads me to believe that they may actually decrease estrogen when on cycle.

Normally, some test aromatizes into estrogen via the aromatase enzyme. Superdrol shuts down natural test and it doesn't aromatize. Shut down means little to no test production, which means whatever estrogen a person had due to the aromatize enzyme decreases (as their is no test to aromatize due to shutdown). This would decrease total estrogen when on cycle.

The body likely increases aromatase in an attempt to normalize estrogen and balance out the exogenous anabolic. This could cause a massive rebound of estrogen when superdrol is discontinued and natural testosterone production begins. I think this is the cause for reports of delayed gyno with superdrol. (ie: influx of natural test + unnaturally high aromatase enzyme)

Delayed gyno wouldn't happen with something that aromatizes, such as test or D-bol. You could still get gyno, but it would likely show up on cycle rather than after. Using a dose of a-dex or letro every other day with an aromatizable compound is probably not a bad idea. But is probably pointless with Superdrol.

I think it is very unlikely he can reverse pubertal gyno at age 21. He might reduce some swelling in the tissue, but it is likely anchored in pretty good. At best, it may shrink from a larger, softer mass - to a smaller harder one.

Just my thoughts on the subject. I may be completely wrong. I am not an endocronologist and these are just my opinions.
 
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