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I'm reading this months MENS HEALTH b/c I'm at work and bored. Anyway, in the aveage Joe column the author mentions that women who breast feed need to cry to get rid of excess lactation hormones. I'm not the science guy but is prolactin the lactation hormone? So usung that rational, could a fina user lower his prolactin levels by cryin like a bitch a few times a week??? Just curious.

 

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Macro?? Fonz??? Anybody??? Beuller????

 

[Fonz]

Macro?? Fonz??? Anybody??? Beuller????

Yes, prolactin is the hormone that gives women the ability to lactate.

In some people, tren raises prolactin levels sharply...and a whitish fluid can come from your nipples if you squeeze them. That's a definate sign of high prolactin levels.

300mg of Vitamin B6/day helps keep prolactin within the nirmal range if you're running 50-75mg Tren/day.

 

[TheRide]

Yes, prolactin is the hormone that gives women the ability to lactate.

In some people, tren raises prolactin levels sharply...and a whitish fluid can come from your nipples if you squeeze them. That's a definate sign of high prolactin levels.

300mg of Vitamin B6/day helps keep prolactin within the nirmal range if you're running 50-75mg Tren/day.

Isn't that also a sign of gyno??

 

[Fonz]

Isn't that also a sign of gyno??

No. It's a sign that prolactine levels are high. Prolactin just causes you to lactate. High prolactin levels can INDIRECTLY cause Gyno. But then again, they may not. It depends on the individual.

 

[easy]

Yes, prolactin is the hormone that gives women the ability to lactate.

In some people, tren raises prolactin levels sharply...and a whitish fluid can come from your nipples if you squeeze them. That's a definate sign of high prolactin levels.

300mg of Vitamin B6/day helps keep prolactin within the nirmal range if you're running 50-75mg Tren/day.

Thx Bro.