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AG-GUYS Best for Gyno???

Which would be the best???

  • LiquiAromasin

    Votes: 13 18.3%
  • LiquiClom

    Votes: 1 1.4%
  • LiquiDex

    Votes: 4 5.6%
  • LiquiFem

    Votes: 9 12.7%
  • LiquiNolva

    Votes: 27 38.0%
  • A combination of two or more....state which ones please

    Votes: 17 23.9%

  • Total voters
    71
Well, I am curious as well as i am in the same boat. I don't have it now, but I don't want it back either.
 
FreakMonster said:
Low dose Serm meaning Arimidex or Nolvadex right? With the AIFM stuff throught my cycle and PCT?

My gyno is hard fatty tissue. What will a dopaminergic do and what product contains dopaminergic?

Low dose SERM is a low dose of Nolvadex. The AI - aromatase inhibitor, is a product like Arimidex, Letrozole or Aromasin.

Information:
Arimidex - Anastrozole
Femara - Letozole
NOLVADEX - tamoxifen citrate

If you look back at some of my posts, you'll see people combining Letrozole (femara) + Nolvadex have had amazing results when it comes to getting rid of existing gynecomastia.
 
FreakMonster said:
Not sure what caused it.

Can you speak laymans terms with me? LOL

Low dose Serm meaning Arimidex or Nolvadex right? With the AIFM stuff throught my cycle and PCT?

My gyno is hard fatty tissue. What will a dopaminergic do and what product contains dopaminergic?

what drugs were you taking prior/while the tissue "presented"?
please include pertinent steroids/thyroid and other meds...

SERM= nolvadex or clomifin - in this case nolvadex

arimidex/anastrozole is a non steroidal Aromatase inhibitor (so is letrozole/femara

AIFM (ATD) and exemestane/aromasin are steroidal aromatase inhibitors

a dopaminergic is something like dostinex (d1 agonist), bromocriptine(less specific agonist of d1/d2) or selegiline (this is a mao-i-b which increases natural dopamine). This will suppress prolactin which is a factor in gyncomastia particulary the spread outward of fingerlike ductal tissue.
 
FreakMonster said:
So if I have existing gyno and I'm about to start a cycle should I be running Nolvadex throughout my whole cycle and PCT?
I meant if you have gyno already and you are mid-cycle. If you are mid-cycle haven't been using arimidex, you will already have very high estrogen levels. Arimidex doesn't reduce already high estrogen levels, it just prevents new estrogen from forming, hence the need to start it before your cycle (before the estrogen forms in the first place). If you already have gyno and are just about to start a cycle, running arimidex before and through your cycle *should* ensure estrogen levels stay low and thus avoid the gyno from increasing. But there are no guarantees, so in that case I would play it safe and also use nolva.
 
macrophage69alpha said:
what drugs were you taking prior/while the tissue "presented"?
please include pertinent steroids/thyroid and other meds...

SERM= nolvadex or clomifin - in this case nolvadex

arimidex/anastrozole is a non steroidal Aromatase inhibitor (so is letrozole/femara

AIFM (ATD) and exemestane/aromasin are steroidal aromatase inhibitors

a dopaminergic is something like dostinex (d1 agonist), bromocriptine(less specific agonist of d1/d2) or selegiline (this is a mao-i-b which increases natural dopamine). This will suppress prolactin which is a factor in gyncomastia particulary the spread outward of fingerlike ductal tissue.

Mainly Test/Deca/Dbol I have taken in the past.
 
djsf said:
I meant if you have gyno already and you are mid-cycle. If you are mid-cycle haven't been using arimidex, you will already have very high estrogen levels. Arimidex doesn't reduce already high estrogen levels, it just prevents new estrogen from forming, hence the need to start it before your cycle (before the estrogen forms in the first place). If you already have gyno and are just about to start a cycle, running arimidex before and through your cycle *should* ensure estrogen levels stay low and thus avoid the gyno from increasing. But there are no guarantees, so in that case I would play it safe and also use nolva.

good post bro ;)
 
So the summary of this is... ag-guys carry pretty much the full set of well-known anti-estrogen medicines, available in research chemical form. Do your research to determine which anti-e or anti-e combo is best for your situation. Once you come up with a plan, you will find all the supplies you need at ag-guys, and very reasonably priced, I might add.
 
djsf said:
So the summary of this is... ag-guys carry pretty much the full set of well-known anti-estrogen medicines, available in research chemical form. Do your research to determine which anti-e or anti-e combo is best for your situation. Once you come up with a plan, you will find all the supplies you need at ag-guys, and very reasonably priced, I might add.

some very good points bro, two thumbs up :garza:
 
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