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steelmass

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My friend got gyno while running .25 dostinex e3d and .5mg Adex ED. This was on a NPP/Tren/Prop/Var cycle. The dostinex should have been efficient in preventing prolactin gyno. What is the deal ? ?

This leads me to another question. Why is it that AG-Guys is the only source of dostinex ? ? It seems like a very difficult drug to find, yet AG-Guys has it? Does anyone have lab reports on this stuff. I'd be very interested to know its true dosing.
 
steelmass said:
My friend got gyno while running .25 dostinex e3d and .5mg Adex ED. This was on a NPP/Tren/Prop/Var cycle. The dostinex should have been efficient in preventing prolactin gyno. What is the deal ? ?

Dostinex helps with preventing prolactin gyno, correct, but it sounds like your friend has progesterone based gyno - which I would suggest letrozole for. Plus, if he was doing NPP/Tren etc... .25mgs E3D is not much of a dose. It's also possible he has estrogenic gyno from the prop; if you give more facts, it's easier to judge the situation.
 
steelmass said:
My friend got gyno while running .25 dostinex e3d and .5mg Adex ED. This was on a NPP/Tren/Prop/Var cycle. The dostinex should have been efficient in preventing prolactin gyno. What is the deal ? ?

This leads me to another question. Why is it that AG-Guys is the only source of dostinex ? ? It seems like a very difficult drug to find, yet AG-Guys has it? Does anyone have lab reports on this stuff. I'd be very interested to know its true dosing.

I'm no expert on this, but here is my understanding.... Dostinex is supposed to reduce prolactin levels which contributes to gyno.... but it doesn't necessarily stop progesterone-related gyno... however, I've read here that the combination of exemestane (aromasin) or formestane along with Dostinex should help.... arimidex will do little for progesterone-related gyno...
 
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