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Recommend cycle for getting rid of gynecomastia is 3 months right?
About how many tubes will we need?
About how many tubes will we need?
ancdractim got here today, very legit place for those interested
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rickcorso
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I wonder if this stuff will help raise my test levels during my bulking cycle...and if does...I wonder if itll be enough to surpress natural test production in other people. Does that mean we will need to do clomid after using this stuff?
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WARBIRDWS6
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ThunderGod66 said:
i'm guessing a tube a month at an average dose. maybe you could get away with a bit more than a month??? i want to do two tubes then see whats up. if i feel it worked, and i need a little more....then i'll order a third.
ThunderGod66
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WARBIRDWS6 said:
Sounds good...I'll try the same.
I hope it works, I've had these damn puffy nipples since puberty.
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WARBIRDWS6
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ThunderGod66 said:
yeah, i checked...i've been on for about three weeks now....and i got 2/3 of my original tube used. so a tube should last about 5-6 weeks??? i put about two fingertips full on each nipple (and surrounding area) twice a day. so you may do more or less. and i've had it since puberty too....PS's and AAS's make it worse of course.
macrophage69alpha
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Re: I'm confused
welcome to Guernsey, the Channel Islands, and a couple of other small semi independant states. There legal status is quite odd, a lot of these types of businesses as well as "extra-legal" persons dwell on these Islands. Have not looked into it thoroughly, but they seem to actually have their OWN LAWS.
newsbc said:what these guys are doing is very illegal in the UK, order now while it lasts
welcome to Guernsey, the Channel Islands, and a couple of other small semi independant states. There legal status is quite odd, a lot of these types of businesses as well as "extra-legal" persons dwell on these Islands. Have not looked into it thoroughly, but they seem to actually have their OWN LAWS.
macrophage69alpha
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a niblet;
British islands not forming part of the UK but partly affected by EU law: the Channel Islands and The Isle of Man.
Although these islands are within the EU's customs territory, EU competition rules do not apply to them, except so far as is necessary to permit the United Kingdom, of which they are dependencies, to observe its obligations under the 1972 Treaty of Accession (see art 227.5(c), EEC). Manxmen and Channel Islanders do not benefit from the EU rules on the free movement of persons and services within the Union, but EU natural and legal persons enjoy 'equal treatment' under EU law. LA can be applied for by EU nationals. The Brussels Convention (see chapter 5 section I of this guide) does not apply.
See article 227.5(c), EEC; 3rd protocol to the (UK) Treaty of Accession, 22 January 1972, articles 2 and 4; and the UK Jurisdiction & Judgments Act, 1982.
There is internal self-government, with legislatures, courts and legal professions in these territories, quite distinct from those of the UK.
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In these islands, LA is still granted by the Leader of the Bar, the bâtonnier, of Jersey (at St. Helier) or of Guernsey (at St. Peterport). Two other islands, which have limited internal self-government (Alderney and Sark), come ultimately under the jurisdiction of Guernsey. There is a Channel Islands Appeal Court, with appeal from it to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in London.
British islands not forming part of the UK but partly affected by EU law: the Channel Islands and The Isle of Man.
Although these islands are within the EU's customs territory, EU competition rules do not apply to them, except so far as is necessary to permit the United Kingdom, of which they are dependencies, to observe its obligations under the 1972 Treaty of Accession (see art 227.5(c), EEC). Manxmen and Channel Islanders do not benefit from the EU rules on the free movement of persons and services within the Union, but EU natural and legal persons enjoy 'equal treatment' under EU law. LA can be applied for by EU nationals. The Brussels Convention (see chapter 5 section I of this guide) does not apply.
See article 227.5(c), EEC; 3rd protocol to the (UK) Treaty of Accession, 22 January 1972, articles 2 and 4; and the UK Jurisdiction & Judgments Act, 1982.
There is internal self-government, with legislatures, courts and legal professions in these territories, quite distinct from those of the UK.
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In these islands, LA is still granted by the Leader of the Bar, the bâtonnier, of Jersey (at St. Helier) or of Guernsey (at St. Peterport). Two other islands, which have limited internal self-government (Alderney and Sark), come ultimately under the jurisdiction of Guernsey. There is a Channel Islands Appeal Court, with appeal from it to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in London.
rickcorso said:
My guess is yes & yes to both of your questions. The main use for this stuff is HRT for men. I have noticed an increase in sex drive since being on it and I think my balls have shrunk a little like when on a cycle.
I'm going to start my next cycle as soon as I am done with andractim (or maybe even use andractim during cycle as part of gyno provention program), then follow up with the clomid.
ThunderGod66 said:
It depends on how bad your gyno is and how much gel you use. I started off covering my whole pec muscle with this stuff. Since the puffiness wend down, I cut the dosage down to just cover the small lump that I do have. Also experimenting with crushing up some nolvadex tabs and adding it to the gel to try and get rid of my small lump. At least the puffiness is gone now which was the main source of aggravation for me.
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