coolbreeze
Member
I get severe gyno from tren based products - anything I can use to counter this? AI's and bromocriptine do not help (bromo works on prolactin, not progesterone)
Tren gyno?
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matthias7
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OTC check out the new oral prep of Sustain Alpha.
You might consider a heavy duty SERM and either Erics log or the stand log in the PCT section contain details. There is only one SERM Eric likes (apart from SA and the new stuff of course) the others carry potentially hazzardous sides with long term use. The forum would probably say start clomid and switch in this case. Eric would say under no circumstances touch clomid. I think I've got that right, I could be wrong. If you live in the US I'm not sure.
Its a crazy idea but St John's wort has some estrogen modulation, it might be as you say simply acting via dopamine.
Good luck.
You might consider a heavy duty SERM and either Erics log or the stand log in the PCT section contain details. There is only one SERM Eric likes (apart from SA and the new stuff of course) the others carry potentially hazzardous sides with long term use. The forum would probably say start clomid and switch in this case. Eric would say under no circumstances touch clomid. I think I've got that right, I could be wrong. If you live in the US I'm not sure.
Its a crazy idea but St John's wort has some estrogen modulation, it might be as you say simply acting via dopamine.
Good luck.
UKStrength
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Hey mate, have you tried any macuna pruriens-based products such as IGF-2 by App Nut? I use that on cycle to reduce prolactin and it seems to work fine.