im knowingly walking into xtren sides

figdaddy

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i took xtren over a year ago and it was the best ph ive ever taken. i gained 20lbs in 6 weeks and basically cut my bodyfat in half due to proper diet of course. However, i got prolactin enduced gyno that is barely noticable but i know its there.

now i want to take xtren again bc its just that good! this time i have caber but im wondering if it will be enough to combat these side effects. and also what dose should it be taken at through out the cycle??
 
Your guess is as good as mine..... You won't know until you try... Also I have a bottle of it just sitting in the closet... Just scared to use it... Never tried it before...
 
look into Mucuna Puriens...L-Dopa. Should help while on cycle.
 
im on week 4 of my xtren run and this is the first time i've had p5p as a support supp. this is by far the healthiest i've felt in week 4 of a xtren run
 
so uh, who's going to be the genius that tells me what those prolactin compounds do for progestin receptor binding?

cause as far as I know, it doesn't do anything but increase dopamine and make you feel better.
 
jbryand101b said:
so uh, who's going to be the genius that tells me what those prolactin compounds do for progestin receptor binding?

cause as far as I know, it doesn't do anything but increase dopamine and make you feel better.
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ah i seem to have misread the orginial post :/ yes L-Dopa is for prolactin.
 
products that increase dopamine will work to prevent the prolactin hormone from doing damage, I just so far havn't been able to figure out what prolactin has to do with androgens, and neither does the scientific community.

if you have high amounts of prolactin + low amounts of estrogen, you will start lactating and growing boobies, loose your libido etc. this is what happens when a women is pregnant.

but I am pretty sure gyno from most androgens like trenbolone, nandrolone, dienolone, and other nor androgens is caused from the androgens binding to the progestin receptor (which all androgens can do) and having interacting with it (which varies from androgen to androgen, some have a lot, others have none)
 
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