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Explain "dry" to me, please!

DGA3

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What, exactly, is a "dry" supplement?

Is something "dry" because it lowers one's estrogen?

Does a "dry" supplement provide less lubrication for your joints (hence, they are "dry")?

Is that why you would need to also supplement with lots of water, fish oil, and/or Cissus?

What is the best way to deal with taking a "dry" supplement? (is it the water, fish oil, and Cissus mix or something else?)

I'm trying to become as educated as I can, so any information you could provide would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your help.
 
dry meaning that it does not armomatize to estrogen, the gains you make should be relatively all muscle (or god forbid, fat) with no water retention due to the low to no estrogen aromatization. Meaning if you gain 8lbs, it should be 8lbs of lean muscle, not 4lbs muscle and 4lbs of water retained (which you would lost very quickly).
 
carbcrazy said:
dry is usualy used to indicate you have a low level of water retention...
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Yea dry is generally meaning that you would hold very low amounts of excess water.

Generally when talking about dry or 'wet' compounds you are talking about Pro-hormones or steroids. Also most people would assume dry and wet has to do with whether or not it aromatizes to estrogen, therby adding excess water weight.

This is true, however you can get 'wet gains' through different means, even when the compound cannot convert to estrogen. This is apparent in Phera-Plex, where you will hold extra water bloat but it does not aromatize. This is because PP causes a mineral imbalance.

So generally it has to do with whether a compound can convert to estrogen, but not always.
 
do you mean dry AAS/PHs
i dont think there are such things as dry supplements
 
rochabp said:
do you mean dry AAS/PHs
i dont think there are such things as dry supplements
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I have no idea.

I know that some supplements - like erase - deal with estrogen levels, so I thought that "dry" might apply to both AS/PHs and supplements.
 
he was reffering to aas/phs as having dry or wet compounds which would just refer to how much bloat and water retention you would recieve from a certain aas/ph
 
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