This Is A Question For Bill Llewellyn!!!

[bbkingpin]

I always use Nolvadex. 60x20mg for $22...Why not ALWAYS use it? Does Bromo really prevent prog gyno? When I looked up Brom, it said that Bromo prevented the pituitary from making prolactin. But I think that fina affects the progesterone receptor. So, e.g., nolva binds at the receptor but does not prevent aromatization, yet is still very effective because it STOPS estrogen from binding at the receptor. But, if Bromo does not bind to the receptor but only stops the pituitary from producing ENDOGENOUS prolactin, how can it prevent circulating trenbolone from binding to the progesterone receptors? Or does progesterone receptor trigger the release of prolactin so that, maybe, Bromo does work?

 

[bbkingpin]

Anyone interested, please bump until W_Llewellyn can respond. Thanks.

 

[bbkingpin]

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[Grainger]

well I am curious....since you always take N-dex, does it affect your cycle gains like everyone says?

 

[bbkingpin]

well I am curious....since you always take N-dex, does it affect your cycle gains like everyone says?

I honestly do not think so. Because I still gain on, e.g., deca and nolva or winny and nolva.

 

[bbkingpin]

hmmmm.......

 

[jamotech]

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[rj420]

bumpin

back up..... .Macro or Fonz? either of you know?

 

[jamotech]

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[Bill Llewellyn]

I actually haven't spent a lot of time looking into the bromo data yet, so won't comment on this compound all that much. Lyle McDonald would probably be able to tell you more. I would say though that you have the concept right, and dealing with an exogenous progestin is a whole other issue. Since there is a synergy between estrogens and progestins in the promotion of gyno, it is probably still best to look at anti-estrogens or aromatase inhibitors to deal with the issue. Cutting off estrogen should likewise prevent gyno from being triggered by tren's progestational activity.

Sorry for the slow reply. Things have been crazy with my recent move to Florida.