Does Msten cause gyno?

JS424

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Does Msten cause gyno? The supplement companies say it doesn't convert, etc. but I would prefer to hear what people who have used the compound have to say about it.

Thanks!
 
Does Methylstenbolone convert to estrogen?
As stated earlier, Methylstenbolone is derived from DHT, for users this means that aromatization is virtually impossible. This simply means that the compound Methylstebolone cannot convert to estrogen. This does not mean that estrogen related side effects will not occur. Estrogen related side effects are always possible due to your body sensing that your hormone levels are not in balance, thus leading to estrogen production.
-Strongsupplementshio
 
that's pretty much what I've read. They say virtually impossible to happen but does happen. Lol. That's why I was hoping someone would have some first hand experience.

So should I take an AI like eradicate the entire time I'm on cycle just to be safe? And also during Pct? Or just during pct? Or cycle?

Thanks
 
123abcabcabc said:
Only use on cycle if you start to have estro sides (bloat, gyno, etc). PCT you need a SERM.
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Since you brought it up, this is actually a question I posted about in PCt forum. Maybe you can help..

Everyone has been telling me I have to add Nolvadex to my PCT for the upcoming Msten cycle. I was going to just run Rebirth estrogen modulator with OTC pct but I've been told repeatedly Nolvadex is needed.



So I did a little research on it. I've found Nolvadex is tamoxifen citrate. I've found some "research" companies selling it online legally. This has raised some questions....



This research tamoxifen comes only in a liquid. But it doesn't appear to be a vial or injectable, but rather a dropper. Do people just take drops of this in their mouth?



The websites say repeatedly not fit for human consumption. Is that basically just for legal wording? And is it actually legal for an individual to purchase this?



Please feel free to add any info you think is required. I know this is a pretty serious topic (PCT) and I don't want to mess it up.
 
Yea it's legal to buy research chemicals, but not for human consumption. Most people on here actually use research chemicals for their serms and ai's. Also, if you experience any estrogen sides you could just pick up aromasin.
 
JS424 said:
Since you brought it up, this is actually a question I posted about in PCt forum. Maybe you can help..

Everyone has been telling me I have to add Nolvadex to my PCT for the upcoming Msten cycle. I was going to just run Rebirth estrogen modulator with OTC pct but I've been told repeatedly Nolvadex is needed.



So I did a little research on it. I've found Nolvadex is tamoxifen citrate. I've found some "research" companies selling it online legally. This has raised some questions....



This research tamoxifen comes only in a liquid. But it doesn't appear to be a vial or injectable, but rather a dropper. Do people just take drops of this in their mouth?



The websites say repeatedly not fit for human consumption. Is that basically just for legal wording? And is it actually legal for an individual to purchase this?



Please feel free to add any info you think is required. I know this is a pretty serious topic (PCT) and I don't want to mess it up.
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"Not for Human Consumption" is just a legal disclaimer.

And Nolva is a bit liver toxic but so are prohormones...

Use your cycle support on & off your cycle and you'll be fine.
 
123abcabcabc said:
"Not for Human Consumption" is just a legal disclaimer.

And Nolva is a bit liver toxic but so are prohormones...

Use your cycle support on & off cycle and you'll be fine.
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I used nolva 20/20/10/10 with no liver support products and I'm fine, not that I'd recommend it.
 
I'd have extra money laying around though, side effects that aren't listed can arise as well. I got prolactin from epistane somehow...
 
Any compound that occupies the androgen receptor has the possibility of causing high estrogen sides. Always have an ai on hand, whether a compound aromatizes or not holds no weight when it comes to estrogen sides
 
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