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DOSAGE Adex, Ferm, Dostinex

Bigreds

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At what dose do you run any of the above.

Im going to be running a tren cycle soon an Im well parra about progesterone GYNO.

I dont plane on running all of the below Im just getting the dosage's sorted
I only plane on useing the Dostinex If I need.


Adex = HOW MUCH to be safe
Frem = HOW MUCH to be safe
Dost = HOW MUCH to be safe

Oh yeah and is Femera stronger that Adex.
 
Bigreds said:
At what dose do you run any of the above.

Im going to be running a tren cycle soon an Im well parra about progesterone GYNO.

I dont plane on running all of the below Im just getting the dosage's sorted
I only plane on useing the Dostinex If I need.


Adex = HOW MUCH to be safe
Frem = HOW MUCH to be safe
Dost = HOW MUCH to be safe

Oh yeah and is Femera stronger that Adex.

Dosages vary on your cycle, what are your cycle amounts going to be /wk?
 
i use for my cycles which aren't that heavy of a cycle, ldex .5 ed and .25dost. e4d and have had great success especially since i am prone to gyno.
 
Aromasin>Arimidex>Femera. Dostinex is GREAT on Tren cycles, atleast for me.

If you are running tren only then only use dostinex, no need to influence estrogen levels. Run .5mg Arimidex and 20mg Aromasin per 500mg Testosterone (or other aromatizing agents, possibly more for anadrol etc.)
 
INNOCENT said:
i use for my cycles which aren't that heavy of a cycle, ldex .5 ed and .25dost. e4d and have had great success especially since i am prone to gyno.


I put a post up on another board about amounts to use when on a cycle and this is what I got back of one of the MODS, Im confused now

"Dostinex is used as an anti-prolactin if lactation is apparent. It has little to do with progesterone"


"Its a prolactin inhibitor bro. Nothing really to do with progesterone"
 
Anyone that tells you that prolactin and progesterone aren't related is steering you in the wrong direction.
 
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