Ulter Chairman Member Chairman Member Apr 20, 2006 #2 It can help. You're still better off with AIFM or Aromasin
Zuperman New member Apr 20, 2006 #3 I always thought, anti-e's are for estrogen related gyno, not deca/tren??
Ulter Chairman Member Chairman Member Apr 20, 2006 #4 Aromatese Inhibitors reduce progesterone expression. They help. Note: nolva has the opposite effect and should be avoided when using deca/tren
Aromatese Inhibitors reduce progesterone expression. They help. Note: nolva has the opposite effect and should be avoided when using deca/tren
M Mr.X Guest Apr 21, 2006 #6 Zuperman said: Vote please and explain your experiences. Click to expand... Winny helps with gyno for some, but not others. It's not a sure bet. If you want something for deca/tren gyno. Go with letrozole and dostinex or bromo.
Zuperman said: Vote please and explain your experiences. Click to expand... Winny helps with gyno for some, but not others. It's not a sure bet. If you want something for deca/tren gyno. Go with letrozole and dostinex or bromo.
AhMadKooL New member Apr 21, 2006 #7 So if your on a Test/Deca cycle you're supposed to take Dostinex instead of Nolvadex or should you take both?
So if your on a Test/Deca cycle you're supposed to take Dostinex instead of Nolvadex or should you take both?
R ricorico Banned Apr 22, 2006 #10 Ulter said: Aromatese Inhibitors reduce progesterone expression. They help. Note: nolva has the opposite effect and should be avoided when using deca/tren Click to expand... u should avoid nolva when using tren???...i didnt know that...im doing a Test/Tren/EQ cycle and am using nolva 20mgs ed
Ulter said: Aromatese Inhibitors reduce progesterone expression. They help. Note: nolva has the opposite effect and should be avoided when using deca/tren Click to expand... u should avoid nolva when using tren???...i didnt know that...im doing a Test/Tren/EQ cycle and am using nolva 20mgs ed