quick question

[fitbody]

this is random, i remember reading awhile back that deca and propecia counter act one another....if anyone can clear this up and give me some info i would appreciate it
thanks

 

[fitbody]

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[todoveritas]

You are probably thinking of studies using 5 alpha-reductase inhibitors to increase the efficiency of androgen blockade in prostate cancer. While theoretically, finasteride would increase the efficiency of anti-androgens, thus reducing the effectiveness of strong androgens, I would think that Deca, having a stronger relative anabolic component to oxymetholone or tren, would not be affected and would be a better stack with Propecia. You might also ask Macro on this one. He seems to be well-versed in the latest biochemistry advances.

 

[big_boy_1]

this is random, i remember reading awhile back that deca and propecia counter act one another....if anyone can clear this up and give me some info i would appreciate it
thanks

Propecia contains finasteride.

It inhibits conversion of testosterone to DHT.
Theres a theory that Deca normally converts to DHN. This is less androgenic then deca, dht or most other things. Finasteride(propecia) and saw palmetto inhibits 5 alpha reductase which converts deca to DHN. Deca being more androgenic then DHN can cause added hair loss.

But deca and dhn are way weaker than test and DHT. So dont carry this too far, if you havent had problems with test (and DHT as a result), deca will pose no problem.