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Shrinking Gyno......Topically???

KtchnChmst

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I was just wondering if it would be possible to actually reduce the size of a Gyno "lump" or "gland" by using a topical concoction??....I'm not under the dillusion that it can be completely deminished, but I was simply looking for a way to "shrink" it as much as possible.

I was thinking of adding some liquid Letro to RPNs Eviscerate?!?
Letros molecular weight is 285, where as Nolvadexs melocular weight is 563.....And generally I've been told for optimal dermal penetration you would be shooting for something with a molecular weight of 300 or less.
 
I have a thread on here about a combo of topical and oral stuff to get rid of it. It's called gyno (psuedo partly) reduction cycle.
I don't see how trying to turn letro into a topical will work better than what's out there. It will alleviate aournd 98% of estrogen as it is, so why try to get localized effects?
I am taking oral letro and rubbing AIFM in with some other stuff. So I get the best of both worlds. I'll post my results over the coming weeks. If it works, then maybe you could steal a couple of the ideas and try it yourself.
 
The only way a local topical agent would work better than something oral is if it attacked the adipose tissue. morrys right

you could try a topical one like sustain alpha. it has anti estrogens in it, and a topical formula.

good luck
 
what about in the case where youve gotten blood work and hormone checks done and the dr says everything is within limits? is it just fat and not caused by higher estrogen?
 
rawfeels said:
what about in the case where youve gotten blood work and hormone checks done and the dr says everything is within limits? is it just fat and not caused by higher estrogen?
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rawfeels said:
what about in the case where youve gotten blood work and hormone checks done and the dr says everything is within limits? is it just fat and not caused by higher estrogen?
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Did the doctor say it is gyno or fat? when was the gyno developed?

You could have had gyno in the past and Today your hormones are in check. Gyno does not deminish when hormones are back in check. Not sure that answers your question or not.
 
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