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Exemestane and Cabergoline?

Oppo28

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Hey guys, I've taken kratom for a couple months and have gyno onset. I was told to get exemestane and cabergoline if it's prolactin related. Newer to this... any help would be awesome. If those are the correct remedies, anyone have a reliable link to buy from? Thanks
 
Raloxifene is typically your best bet against gyno, but you do want to get that prolactin down, if it's high. But I'd personally want to be sure, that prolactin is high and an issue, before taking something like Caber. Have you stopped or decreased your Kratom use? I'd start with that. Anyway, MA research and Supreme labs have the things you're looking for.

@Smont and @cheftepesh1 can help you further with said companies.
 
KvanH said:
Raloxifene is typically your best bet against gyno, but you do want to get that prolactin down, if it's high. But I'd personally want to be sure, that prolactin is high and an issue, before taking something like Caber. Have you stopped or decreased your Kratom use? I'd start with that. Anyway, MA research and Supreme labs have the things you're looking for.

@Smont and @cheftepesh1 can help you further with said companies.
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Looking for a discount code

smont for 15% off

You got good timing I'm on my 10 minute break in the middle of a boxing workout lol.

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Oppo28 said:
Hey guys, I've taken kratom for a couple months and have gyno onset. I was told to get exemestane and cabergoline if it's prolactin related. Newer to this... any help would be awesome. If those are the correct remedies, anyone have a reliable link to buy from? Thanks
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Ok, so here's the deal. You need bloodwork to know if it's prolactin related.
Exemestane will do nothing for prolactin, caber will lower prolactin but that doesn't mean it's going to stop gyno if gyno has already started forming.

The reason raloxefine is the go to is because it can reverse estrogen gyno and prolactin gyno.

Here's the thing tho, you need to figure out exactly what is causing the gyno and stop it because say you grab a few bottles of raloxefine and hit it with 60mg a day and it goes away, once you stop the ralox it's going to come back.

I have gyno and mine is prolactin based but now because it's there it will randomly just flare up on its own. When it does I take 60mg raloxefine for 2 weeks and then 30mg for another 4 weeks and it dissapears. But it's a temporary fix. I usually have do do that protocol 1-2 times a year. Once gyno is actually formed, the only way to completely get rid of it is surgery.

If it's just starting and you don't have any solid breast tissue yet then you can get rid of it with a serm. Raloxefine is my serm of choice for gyno
 
KvanH said:
Raloxifene is typically your best bet against gyno, but you do want to get that prolactin down, if it's high. But I'd personally want to be sure, that prolactin is high and an issue, before taking something like Caber. Have you stopped or decreased your Kratom use? I'd start with that. Anyway, MA research and Supreme labs have the things you're looking for.

@Smont and @cheftepesh1 can help you further with said companies.
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Bro good stuff!Thank u. Yeah, I've been taking less the last week. Haven't been on anything else. Ralo's the route after checking into 👍 hitting your buddy up thx again
 
Smont said:
Ok, so here's the deal. You need bloodwork to know if it's prolactin related.
Exemestane will do nothing for prolactin, caber will lower prolactin but that doesn't mean it's going to stop gyno if gyno has already started forming.

The reason raloxefine is the go to is because it can reverse estrogen gyno and prolactin gyno.

Here's the thing tho, you need to figure out exactly what is causing the gyno and stop it because say you grab a few bottles of raloxefine and hit it with 60mg a day and it goes away, once you stop the ralox it's going to come back.

I have gyno and mine is prolactin based but now because it's there it will randomly just flare up on its own. When it does I take 60mg raloxefine for 2 weeks and then 30mg for another 4 weeks and it dissapears. But it's a temporary fix. I usually have do do that protocol 1-2 times a year. Once gyno is actually formed, the only way to completely get rid of it is surgery.

If it's just starting and you don't have any solid breast tissue yet then you can get rid of it with a serm. Raloxefine is my serm of choice for gyno
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Smont man thank u!! Major helpful. Going Ralo route. I had surgery last year actually.. from SSRIs and college basically. Got the proper diet and cardio now.

Thx for letting me know about caber. I don't wana compile issues especially not having the bloodwork results to 100% indicate prolactin.

No hard breast tissue, just soft and started up last wk. Placing an order with you here shortly good stuff thx again
 
Smont said:
Looking for a discount code

smont for 15% off

You got good timing I'm on my 10 minute break in the middle of a boxing workout lol.

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Champ, ralo just came in.. it's meant to be taken orally right?
 
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