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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
Mr.X said:
I've worked with numerous individuals in the early to medium stages of gynecomastia for whom this combination of letrozole + nolvadex has done wonders.
I thought that Letro pretty much does everything the nolvadex does. Can you explain to me why taking Nolva with Letro would be of any more benefit. Wouldn't you get the same results just using Letro?
 
FreakMonster said:
I thought that Letro pretty much does everything the nolvadex does. Can you explain to me why taking Nolva with Letro would be of any more benefit. Wouldn't you get the same results just using Letro?

Letrozole is an aromatase inhibitor, while nolvadex is an estrogen agonist/antagonist (SERM s as ppl. call it). Letrozole prevents aromatization, while nolvadex blocks receptors, read below for extended explanations.

Here is some info for you:
Femara - Letozole - info
NOLVADEX - tamoxifen citrate - info
 
i'm really supprised TESLAC hasn't been mentioned. for me personally it is the most potent anti-gyno tool (for estrogen induced gyno). studies have shown that testolactone permanently suppresses the aromatise enzyme.

it's hard to find and expensive, but WORTH IT! if nolva, a-dex, femara, etc. aren't helping, you may want to give it a try.

on the other hand, if you have prolactin induced gyno, bromocriptine or "the day after pill" are the only things i know of that may help.

good luck bro!
 
Extra_Strong said:
What about the combinaton of "aromasin and arimidex " ?? do they do the same thing?

It's overkill bro, too much of a good thing is just that, too much. You need one or the other, that's it.
 
Mr X, could you elaborate on the benefits of using nolvadex and femera together? Is the nolva for lipid profile issues, or is there a synergystic effect i'm not grasping? Thanks.
 
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