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  • DE-CLEATER
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    bromo helps with tren and deca, like rocket said or dostinex which doesnt agree with me,letrozole works good for me with test and other non progesterone problems

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  • ROCKETW19
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    Originally posted by BadAttitude View Post
    I have had great results with bromocriptrine against gyno. But it messes with your appetite, so might not be your best choise while doing a cycle. :)
    Bromo would fight the progestrone sides not the estrogen sides!
    So if his EQ was deca then this might help although I would get dostinex over bromo do to the sides in bromo.

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  • BadAttitude
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    I have had great results with bromocriptrine against gyno. But it messes with your appetite, so might not be your best choise while doing a cycle. :)

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  • COLOSSUS
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    haha i know right! shit sucks...but i know that im really prone to gyno thats why i started out with the letro and not nolva. fml...

    i think im gonna have to cut this cycle short cause this is getting out of hand.

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by COLOSSUS View Post
    currently running 300 mg of test and 600 mg of eq
    haha, and you are getting gyno on that?

    sure the eq isnt deca? :D

    dont know what to tell ya bro, no bullshit, the letro from rui ate my gyno up and made me so dry i had to lower and then come off.

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  • COLOSSUS
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    it would have definitely kicked in by now. what kind of steroids you using? any progestens?
    currently running 300 mg of test and 600 mg of eq

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by COLOSSUS View Post
    not too sure on the exact date i start but i know its been around 2-3 months. closer to 3 now.
    it would have definitely kicked in by now. what kind of steroids you using? any progestens?

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  • COLOSSUS
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    how long you been running it? i started it when i started getting symptoms and got nothing really for a month. then all the sudden it hit me and just dried me out so bad i had to lower the dose by half. completely got rid of the slight gyno i had.
    not too sure on the exact date i start but i know its been around 2-3 months. closer to 3 now.

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by COLOSSUS View Post
    haha ok thought so but i just wanted to make sure. im using RUIs liquid letro. but yea i know its supposed to be stronger but im not getting much if any results. if anything the problem is getting worse. time to switch up chems i guess.
    how long you been running it? i started it when i started getting symptoms and got nothing really for a month. then all the sudden it hit me and just dried me out so bad i had to lower the dose by half. completely got rid of the slight gyno i had.

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  • COLOSSUS
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    Originally posted by ROCKETW19 View Post
    I would just switch! Letro is "suposed" to be alot stronger.

    Are you running pills or research?
    haha ok thought so but i just wanted to make sure. im using RUIs liquid letro. but yea i know its supposed to be stronger but im not getting much if any results. if anything the problem is getting worse. time to switch up chems i guess.

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  • ROCKETW19
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    Originally posted by COLOSSUS View Post
    currently running letro at 1.25 ED for an existing gyno problem but am not getting the results i was expecting. i remember once running a dex with great results. anyone know a proper protocol for switching chems?
    I would just switch! Letro is "suposed" to be alot stronger.

    Are you running pills or research?

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  • COLOSSUS
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    currently running letro at 1.25 ED for an existing gyno problem but am not getting the results i was expecting. i remember once running a dex with great results. anyone know a proper protocol for switching chems?

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  • ROCKETW19
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    no. nolva simply blocks gyno from forming at the breast tissue area. it blocks estrogen from interacting with the receptors at the site it dosent lower estrogen in the body at all.

    letro on the other hand dosent block any receptors. it simply kills all estrogen in the body. its much stronger but also comes with more sides. we need a little estrogen to be healthy.

    if you have gyno already letro is your best bet at getting rid of it. nolva is best for prevention.
    Young grass hopper :thumup:

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  • dna9488
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    Originally posted by THE BOUNCER View Post
    no. nolva simply blocks gyno from forming at the breast tissue area. it blocks estrogen from interacting with the receptors at the site it dosent lower estrogen in the body at all.

    letro on the other hand dosent block any receptors. it simply kills all estrogen in the body. its much stronger but also comes with more sides. we need a little estrogen to be healthy.

    if you have gyno already letro is your best bet at getting rid of it. nolva is best for prevention.

    Ahh... ok I understand now. Thanks for the clarification

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  • Bouncer
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    Originally posted by dna9488 View Post
    Something I am confused about. Is nolva and letro the same?
    no. nolva simply blocks gyno from forming at the breast tissue area. it blocks estrogen from interacting with the receptors at the site it dosent lower estrogen in the body at all.

    letro on the other hand dosent block any receptors. it simply kills all estrogen in the body. its much stronger but also comes with more sides. we need a little estrogen to be healthy.

    if you have gyno already letro is your best bet at getting rid of it. nolva is best for prevention.

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