Bromocryptine

[MUSCLEKING35]

I heard this med works great as anti-estrogen when using Tren...what is the recommended daily dose?...would it be ok to use 2.5mg/day?
Thanks

[spidey]

It is not a anti-estrogen. It is a prolactin inhibitor (as well as a dopamine receptor agonist). It is a parkinson's disease med.

It is a harsh drug and not needed in 99% of the cases I see. Or rather, other (less harsh) drugs or vitamins would do the trick as well or better.

Take 200 mg vitamin B6 (pyridoxine hydrochloride) a day for the duration of your cycle and you may not even need anything else. In the event you do end up needing something, Dostinex is more efficient and better tolerated than bromo.

I hate bromo and can't see why anyone would take it when better alternatives exist.

[hitmansb]

I took a low dose of bromo with my NPP to be on the safe side (dostinex was not available to me at the time), and it worked very well for me. spidey is right about dostinex being a better choice if you in fact need a powerful anti-prolactin though...in spite of the cost.

[giveitup]

stay away

I agree with spidey.....there are many more less expensive and less harsh products to choose from....consider them first before you add this drug to your regiment.

[spidey]

Originally posted by hitmansb
I took a low dose of bromo with my NPP to be on the safe side (dostinex was not available to me at the time), and it worked very well for me. spidey is right about dostinex being a better choice if you in fact need a powerful anti-prolactin though...in spite of the cost.

Dostinex costs more per mg but when you factor in the dosage required, it is as cheap if not cheaper than bromo. You need 2.5 mg ed of bromo but only 0.5 mg e3d of dostinex. Dostinex would have to be 15 times the price of bromo for the two to even be equal cost per dosage unit.

[kingj]

I have a problem with getting gyno from tren, i tried taking b6 at even 800mgs per day and it did nothing for me. Dostinex is not avalible to me so i had to stop taking my tren, is there any legal types of dostinex that would be easier for me to obtain?

[spidey]

Dostinex is cabergoline. You may be able to find some online pharmacy that sells it. It is a prescription med and, no, there are no OTC versions.

[kingj]

http://www.researchchemist.com/cgi-b...ry=Cabergoline
This like has that on it, would this do the trick for me?

[spidey]

Yes, that is it.

[Skyefire]

keep in mind that Dostinex is not exactly nice ether (although it is much better then the bromo). To keep on hand for emergencies sure, to use so you can run tren, well there are pelenty of options in terms of roids so why take the risk? You might be able to run halo with test and be better off. (that of course depends on the person)

[kingj]

Great, Thanks guys

[MUSCLEKING35]

1 more question

So can you still use the Femara aka Letrozole along with the Dostinex?..if so each every 3rd day?...great info by the way
Thanks

[spidey]

Re: 1 more question

Originally posted by MUSCLEKING35
So can you still use the Femara aka Letrozole along with the Dostinex?..if so each every 3rd day?...great info by the way
Thanks

I don't see why not. Completely different modes of operation. If in doubt, consult the PDR. That will list any drug interactions.