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UH and Gyno?!

Pinga Loca

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Considering that UH contains an ATD agent, would it be possible to use this product during a cycle to prevent estrogen buildup??
Could you use UH to treat Gyno while on PCT?? I have been doing some reserch but I haven't find anithing regarding to this subject.. I am just very curious about this, since RXT contains ATD also and it is (was) serving to this pourpouse while on but also during PCT. I know UH is not the same product but I am interested in some feedback.
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Pinga Loca
 
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Pinga Loca said:
Considering that UH contains an ATD agent, would it be possible to use this product during a cycle to prevent estrogen buildup??
Could you use UH to treat Gyno while on PCT?? I have been doing some reserch but I haven't find anithing regarding to this subject.. I am just very curious about this, since RXT contains ATD also and it is (was) serving to this pourpouse while on but also during PCT. I know UH is not the same product but I am interested in some feedback.
Regards
Pinga Loca
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Use the search Facility. Or Perhaps a bit more study in the books?
Gyno, can be caused by many things, but is thought to be caused by estergeon (sic). Anyway, you do the sums. If ATD stops estergen in the body, then what do you think will happen in regards to Gyno?

YOu know that Nolvadex is normally prescribed for Gyno right? Well, its a drug response. If you have real gyno and it wont go away, cut Author to cut it out for you.

And.. do a search
 
Yeah, HOT can be used on cycle for two main reasons:

1) to reduce estrogen
2) to keep the boys "running" and ready to accept LH and produce test after the cycle ends. HOT acts like HCG does, keeping test levels high (I know it's natural test) probably due to possibly being some sort of "LH mimetic" while blocking the androgen-mediated suppression quite effectively. From experience, HOT kept my test levels high while "on" and "off," only while off cycle my LH/FSH count rose steadily as well.

I really think it is imperitive that you search thoroughly next time before asking such a simple question. This will help prevent the recurrent frustration at the occurance of repetitive questions that are always coming up on the board.
 
thanx for the reply Anarchy. This info was great but this info I already found in other posts. My actual question was about the safety of using this product and the way the lipids may get influenced and estrogen control (sorry maybe I didnt make this clear). The reason why Iask these is because people were talking about a bad influence in their lipids while using RXT during cycle.


YOu know that Nolvadex is normally prescribed for Gyno right? Well, its a drug response. If you have real gyno and it wont go away, cut Author to cut it out for you

Solarize

I think you are wrong there, if I remember wright people were having success with a product like RXT were Nolva had failed before this is the reason of my question.
 
Pinga Loca said:
Solarize

I think you are wrong there, if I remember wright people were having success with a product like RXT were Nolva had failed before this is the reason of my question.
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EH? Yeah, some people were, in the logs.
But, as it stands, I dont know of ATD being prescribed for Gyno, except maybe by Author and a few others.. Usually, Nolvadex is one of the many drugs that can be prescribed for Gyno.. and from what I have read, people should try that first for 8 weeks to see how they go.
For Gyno that is. I would recommend ATD for PCT of AAS with Nolva over using just Nolva though.
 
PL - Nolva seems to be one of the gold standards in being prescribed for gynocomastia by doctors. NOT ATD.

I don't think I'd recommend ATD as PCT only. RyanSM posted some bloodwork after using it and now states he'll use ATD in conjunction with Nolva.
 
Pinga Loca said:
Ok. I give up, I guess I'll be the guinea pig on this one.Invalid Link Removed
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Hey Pinga,

Just because someone doens't answer you in 3 hours on a Saturday night doesn't mean they are ignoring you. Please chill out with the attitude because you didn't get your answer fast enough.
 
Hi JMH80,
well now I am confused. You say:
don't think I'd recommend ATD as PCT only. RyanSM posted some bloodwork after using it and now states he'll use ATD in conjunction with Nolva.

But if I remember right Author once said that it woulnd't be a good Idea stacking ATD with a product like Clomid because the would both compete for the receptor. Well I know that Nolva and Clomid are definitely not the same, so how the use of nolva would be usefull. I am not looking for disagreements, just for clarifications.
Hey Bobo
Sorry about my persistence.
 
Yeah, I've seen Author's (ano others) statement about not using both at the same time. My recommendation would be to go with nolva first for 4 weeks at 60/60/40/40 of tamoxifen citrate for PCT. You could use your UH the last 2 or 3 weeks of the cycle, Author seems to suggest this is the best way to use UH.

Or, you could start it after the nolva.
 
Also, I mentioned ATD. UH doesn't have ATD per se, but analogs (that obviously have different results).
 
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