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Ive done masteron before and had great results, but i was running arimidex with it, along with sustanon. im going to run the same thing again but i was thinking about leaving the arimidex out since masteron has anti-e properties as well. what do you guys think, would it be a waste to add in some arimidex, proviron or letro?
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it will help a bit but if you are at all sensitive and get gyno easily, masteron alone wont be enough. -
agreed -- can try it but if you start to become sensitive add in adexOriginally posted by THE BOUNCER View PostComment
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Do you run the Anti-Es just cuzz our have you had sides before? I see alot of people runnin Anti-Es just cuzz. I would only run them if needed. Masteron is a nice addition to your cycle.Originally posted by r'dinho View PostComment
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Ive only gotten gyno once, but i was able to take care of it with some letro (i think i was using proviron and nolvadex together...wierd). i run them just to be on the safe side of things, makes me think that the more preventative messures i take then the less likely something is to go wrong, know what i mean? i think i will run a low dose of some anti e along with it. thanks for the responses guys.Comment
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there is a thread o proviron and nolva together causing gyno by bouncer so no suprise there. I am planning to run masteron and test together and I note you said that when you got it before letro solved it, did you have bloating too before the letro?Comment
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i was more bloated then i thought i should be when i was running prop, tren, proviron and nolva together, but it was about 3 years ago when i ran it, so my memory may be a little off. ive been pretty trigger shy about using proviron since then because of it. do you think its just the nolvadex-proviron combo or do you think it would also occur with proviron in combo with arimidex or letro too?Comment
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not to mention, prior to that and in general (knock on wood) i havnt been sensitive to gyno issues, but i always run an anti e in there anyhow.Comment
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