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AndroHard and Gyno Reductiom

kc777

kc777

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Quick question... We all know that when running an aromatizing compound that should it interact with your ER receptors that you will "feel" this effect happen as nipple sensitivity and/or soreness.

My question is, when running an ER antagonist, such as AndroHard, can you feel this effect happen as well? Obviously it wouldn't feel the same as estrogen being bound, but if it interacts with this receptor is this something you could "feel"?
 
I have been on androhard for 14 days around day 4 and on I have noticed a decrease in nipple sensitivity compared to precycle
 
bigdavid said:
I have been on androhard for 14 days around day 4 and on I have noticed a decrease in nipple sensitivity compared to precycle
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What do you mean "a decrease compared to precycle"?

Did you have sensitive nips before and now they are better? Or did the AH cause the sensation? Are you running this solo?

Thanks for your reply!
 
kc777 said:
What do you mean "a decrease compared to precycle"?

Did you have sensitive nips before and now they are better? Or did the AH cause the sensation? Are you running this solo?

Thanks for your reply!
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I have sensitive nipples normally it comes and goes.. AH reduced this feeling I am currently using it solo.
 
Perfect. Anyone else notice anything when running AH? I'm just curious if it's possible to feel the antagonistic effect of AH.
 
bigdavid said:
I have been on androhard for 14 days around day 4 and on I have noticed a decrease in nipple sensitivity compared to precycle
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I've also been on AHV3 for 2.5 weeks and nipple sensitivity decreased within the first week.
 
HereToStudy said:
I am only just under a week into AH, being run with an aromatizing compound, and noted the decrease in sensitivity as well.
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Did you start both at the same time? Or did you start the AH to combat the sensitivity?
 
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