supposedly taken at 5mg a day, it works, according to Lyle McDonald who some dissagree with. I haven't seen any posts on the boards that say it does, but I guess it would'nt hurt to try. Do a search, I could be wrong.
I guess what I am saying is if Bromo is primarily a drug that used to treat folks with high prolactin, will the positive effects, i.e. libido, some muscle loss, inure to the benefit of those who have normal prolactin?
I guess what I am saying is if Bromo is primarily a drug that used to treat folks with high prolactin, will the positive effects, i.e. libido, some muscle loss, inure to the benefit of those who have normal prolactin?
yes, it will still work, it acts to reduce prolactin, that's why it's important to take it only during the morning, life span is 12 hours. At night, your body produces prolactin as part of it's natural process, etc. You don't want to disrupt that.
HOWEVER, IF you are taking Tren or Deca and you notice the "puffy nipple" syndrom, not gyno, but puffy nipples due to excess prolactin, then take it both morning and night and at a higher does. Tren was being a bitch to me these last two weeks, so I dropped the tren and bumped up bromo to 5mg in the morning and in the evening. I guess I'm one of the people that isn't bothered by bromo's side effects.
i was on a 50mg ed tren/test/eq cycle taking tamoxifen EOD week 6 i start to see the beginnings of lactation-gland gyno. How long should i wait after discontinuing the Nolvadex to be able to start the bromo to combat the prolactin buildup?