gunner44
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I think we should all consider that possibility that "gyno" from progesterone could simply be the progestin (tren) acting on the mamery tissue that some people have more or less of than others.
What i have experienced from tren was soreness somewhat like a pregnant woman gets when lactating. I had no formation of any new tissue, but the very small "structures" directly behind my nipple got very hard and SORE ! After 6-8 weeks, the lumps returned to their normal state prior to AAS use. I was also lactating a little.
If you already got breast tissue , tren can "activate it" casuing milk production,swelling,and pain. Thats what progestins are supposed to do, indudce lactation in the titties.
If you let estrogen get out of control at the same time you have progestins in your body , then the new titties will be fully operational from the start, and will grow faster and probably caus e even more discomfort.
In summary, you better control estrogen in a serious way if you are using tren for the first time.
I would recommend a short Tren only cycle. Better safe than sorry.
What i have experienced from tren was soreness somewhat like a pregnant woman gets when lactating. I had no formation of any new tissue, but the very small "structures" directly behind my nipple got very hard and SORE ! After 6-8 weeks, the lumps returned to their normal state prior to AAS use. I was also lactating a little.
If you already got breast tissue , tren can "activate it" casuing milk production,swelling,and pain. Thats what progestins are supposed to do, indudce lactation in the titties.
If you let estrogen get out of control at the same time you have progestins in your body , then the new titties will be fully operational from the start, and will grow faster and probably caus e even more discomfort.
In summary, you better control estrogen in a serious way if you are using tren for the first time.
I would recommend a short Tren only cycle. Better safe than sorry.