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estrogen fat around nips

justaman said:
my doctor wants to start me on low dose nolva at 20mg ed for 5 months to try and get rid of some natural gyno. I'll probably start next week.

I wanted to run an 8 week var/primo cycle (looking purely for strength gains). Should I leave it until after I'm done with the nolva or can I run it alongside. I know a lot of people run nolva throughout their test cycles so I don't see the harm... any thoughts?

Your doc is going to Prescribe you with Nolva?

What kind of Doc is that ? I need to find me a doc that will prescribe me it too. I got some natural puffy nips and have liquid nolva ready.. but much rather get pills if i can...
 
collegeguyga said:
Your doc is going to Prescribe you with Nolva?

What kind of Doc is that ? I need to find me a doc that will prescribe me it too. I got some natural puffy nips and have liquid nolva ready.. but much rather get pills if i can...

many docs dont even think of prescribing a breast cancer drug to a man. try showing your doc the study referenced in this post (or any study proving its effectiveness). that may sway his mind.
 
ProtienFiend said:
many docs dont even think of prescribing a breast cancer drug to a man. try showing your doc the study referenced in this post (or any study proving its effectiveness). that may sway his mind.

exactly. and my doc happens to be good friends with one of the doctors involved in the sudy at Notts. University ... I'm sure that helped.

so I take it from the lack of objections that running a var/primo cycle whilst on nolva will be no problem?
 
There is no other way - once you have gyno you need surgery to get rid of it. Some pct will prevent it from getting worse. I'm 99.9% sure you need surgery to remove it.
 
loik4 said:
There is no other way - once you have gyno you need surgery to get rid of it. Some pct will prevent it from getting worse. I'm 99.9% sure you need surgery to remove it.
not entirely true...some guys have taken nolvadex and it has even helped w/gyno they've had since puberty. i would try the nolva for a month or so and see what happens.
 
I don't know how this thread got hi jacked to the discussion about gyno, which is a hard tissue (mamary gland) developing in the chest, when this is about soft "fatty" tissue around the nipple, keeping it from being totally flat on the chest. This is not hard tissue, but it is estrogenic fat. It can be greatly dimished to the point of it being totally gone with diet, cardio, aromatose inhibitors to "dry" the fat out and Yohimburn. This regimen worked wonders for me in the past and the loss was pretty pernmanent.
 
Try some thiomucase cream or prepH with biodine. Rub into nips every night and place a dab on overnight. Should flatten them out, if it is just puffy nips.
 
GREGORY said:
I don't know how this thread got hi jacked to the discussion about gyno, which is a hard tissue (mamary gland) developing in the chest, when this is about soft "fatty" tissue around the nipple, keeping it from being totally flat on the chest. This is not hard tissue, but it is estrogenic fat. It can be greatly dimished to the point of it being totally gone with diet, cardio, aromatose inhibitors to "dry" the fat out and Yohimburn. This regimen worked wonders for me in the past and the loss was pretty pernmanent.

well said.

though the topic of gynecomastia is one that is "confusing" because that blank label is used to describe a host of conditions by both lay observers and professionals. The fatty tissue condition is actually known as pectoral feminization. Though doctors often call it gynecomastia (which is as stated above not accurate)
 
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