B-6

[BigWHEEL]

hey bros...how much B-6 is appropriate a day to get rid of my pro-lactin induced gyno??? the bottle says take no more than 100mgs but i read on here a couple months ago that a guy says he takes 300mgs to help get rid of it

 

[Its All Genetics]

i just posted something on here last week about b-6 and whut it does for you.....

i was told if you take too much of one vitamin b vitamin complex it messes everything up for you. so just stick with a b-complex

ill tell you what i heard and maybe we can get this debate going again:

"b-6 should be taken when on tren or deca to help reduce gyno cause by these two steroids and these two steroids only."
(thats whut my source told me, and hes done both tren and deca)

this was all i was told. dosages i am not sure of.

i have b-complex and i was told this was enough. i also have just b-6 too.

 

[BigWHEEL]

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[Its All Genetics]

im beginging to think there is no validity to this b-6 thing....

 

[turbogreek]

im beginging to think there is no validity to this b-6 thing....

no bro...it's definately valid. just wait for a couple of vets to chime in.

RADAAAAAAAAAAAR! where are you bro?

 

[bluehen]

bump for more info

 

[turbogreek]

well bro...being that nobody else chimed in on this one...i checked on another board (AR) and it seems that 100mg/day is the norm. if very prone to progesterone-related gyno, 200mg can be used. anything higher than that could cause nuerological side effects which go away after the discontinued use of B6.

hope this helps...but keep reseaching!

 

[BigWHEEL]

thx for the help

 

[krishna]

Studies have shown that B6 does inhibit prolactin build up to some extent. The results were far inferior to a counter-study done with bromocriptine, but they were still better than placebo. So basically, it does work to some degree. Go with high doses of b-complex because the b vitamins work in conjunction with one another. If you have an imbalance of b-vitamins, it will lead to other unwanted deficiencies.

 

[turbogreek]

Studies have shown that B6 does inhibit prolactin build up to some extent. The results were far inferior to a counter-study done with bromocriptine, but they were still better than placebo. So basically, it does work to some degree. Go with high doses of b-complex because the b vitamins work in conjunction with one another. If you have an imbalance of b-vitamins, it will lead to other unwanted deficiencies.

there you go...somebody finally chimed in. thanx krish!