Review my cycle + Prolactin sides from Trenazone(Dienolone)???

Yates

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Hey,

Planning on a 5 week epistane cycle soon, preloading hawthorne, then using cycle assist, joint support, multi vit and fish oil etc. on cycle. Considering Proviron for on cycle to ease sides. Pct with clomid, DAA, Erase Pro, Creatine. Should I throw in anything else for PCT?

Epi @ probably 40/40/40/40-50?/40-50?

Now I've been wanting to stack with Trenazone (transdermal Dienolone), but am just wondering if prolactin sides should be a concern?

Seen Trenazone dosed at around 1.5ml/day

Thanks
 
Prolactin sides are somewhat of a myth with Tren products. In my opinion (which is based on some facts I know), it's really the upregulation of the estrogen receptor that causes tren sides. So if you control estrogen, you control tren sides.

As my good friend Infamy puts it...

By the way, there are no studies showing trenbolone or dienolone raising prolactin. There are however studies showing that trenbolone has no effect on prolactin though so the use of a dopamine agonist to lower prolactin on tren is a waste of time anyway. You would be better spending your money on some sort of DHT based addition to your cycle to combat the sexual dysfunction and compete with the estrogen.
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BigBlackGuy said:
Prolactin sides are somewhat of a myth with Tren products. In my opinion (which is based on some facts I know), it's really the upregulation of the estrogen receptor that causes tren sides. So if you control estrogen, you control tren sides.

As my good friend Infamy puts it...
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You are half right. Estrogen is the domino, prolactin is the cause.
 
jbryand101b said:
You are half right. Estrogen is the domino, prolactin is the cause.
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What's the source/science beside the prolactin part? Link me or post something up. Not calling you out, just looking for more knowledge. God damn do I hate gyno.
 
when estrogen rises, prolactin rises as well.

while estrogen is present, it prevents prolactin from doing what it does. once estrogen is removed, the elevated prolactin is then free to do it's job, breast growth, lactation, limp noodle, etc.
 
Is this accurate?
Just doing some old research
 
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