Nightwanderer
Well-known member
I'm making preparations for a Test Enan cycle.
I'd like to stack it with an oral, something that would help keep me lean in case the Enan puffs me up a bit. My choice so far would be winny during the last 6 weeks because the profile(s) for it tend to indicate it has anti-estrogenic effects, and it's also a lot cheaper than anavar generally speaking.
But, what's written on paper, and actual real world results may vary, so I just thought I'd ask the community's opinion for anyone with experience combining test with winny and/or anavar.
I'd like to stack it with an oral, something that would help keep me lean in case the Enan puffs me up a bit. My choice so far would be winny during the last 6 weeks because the profile(s) for it tend to indicate it has anti-estrogenic effects, and it's also a lot cheaper than anavar generally speaking.
The specificity of Winny however, lies in how it counteracts estrogenic side-effects such as gyno and excess water retention. First of all it's a 5-alpha reduced substrate. 5-alpha reduction breaks the double bond between positions 4 and 5, which is required for conversion to estrogen via aromatase, the primary enzyme for the manufacture of estrogen in males. Because some of these compounds nonetheless show some affinity for aromatase they may have some use in blocking estrogen from other steroids they are stacked with. Wether or not Winny acts in this way is not entirely sure. What has been a popular point of discussion with stanozolol is its suggested anti-progestagenic effects. The theory goes that Winny can bind and compete for a position at the progesterone receptor much like Clomid of Nolvadex would at the estrogen receptor, thereby inhibiting progestagenic effects. Now, progesterone can aggravate estrogenic side-effects by agonizing estrogen and it does play a role in gyno.
But, what's written on paper, and actual real world results may vary, so I just thought I'd ask the community's opinion for anyone with experience combining test with winny and/or anavar.