Liquid2006 said:
Well Id like to know this also , because it involves me

, thanks bros!
you are on a test/deca/dbol cycle, correct?
your question re nolva at 20-40mg if you start to get gyno symptoms is the standard accepted mainstream protocol. If you start to get itchy nips, start to feel a bump under the nipple, jump on it. If Ulter has a better solution supported by science and mainstream practice, I'd like to see it as would you.
Most (if not all) gyno is estrogen related, from aromatizing compounds like test and dbol. anti-E's such as nolva will block the E receptors in breast tissue and prevent gyno, but allow estrogen to remain in your system to perform its other functions. aromatase inibitors let/arimidex etc prevent aromatization and thus eliminate the estrogen itself preventing the problem in a different way, but some say at the expense of some gains (estrogen is beneficial in many ways to growth which can be the subject for another thread).
Mainstream thought is also that progesterone gyno (if such a thing even exists) requires a small amount of estrogen to manifest. thus either anti-e's or anti-a's should address that problem as well.
Progesterone gyno btw is so rare that lots of knowledgable people in the game dont believe it exists, believing its just mis-read run of the mill estrogen gyno (including from rebound estrogen post-cycle, regardless of cycle compounds)
What IS real, is prolactin related sides from progestins:
1) inability to orgasm, or extended refractory period,
2) lactation, or
3) increased size and/or coloring of the areola (vs a lump underneath or itchy nips)
to address or prevent prolactin related sides from progesterones like deca/npp/tren/etc
1) winny will compete for the Progesterone receptor and thus concurrent use will help prevent any progesterone related sides,
2) b-6 (weaker more natural first-line approach) and/or dostinex (the sledgehammer approach) will either block production of or counter the effects of prolactin (dont remember which)
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