Harleymarleybone
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searay said:can you please explain how femora combats gyno caused by tren ? i see this posted every so often and was under the asumption that femora will only work on estrogen related gyno. i know dost will take care of progesterone issues very well. being that femora is such a strong aromatase inhibitor, if it only works on depleting estrogen and someone does not have high levels, couldnt this just cause more problems related to having to little estrogen ?
As you can tell from the responses, there are different schools of thought. Estrogen is a necessary component of any type of gyno. So, the theory is if you knock it out, it helps prevent it. Most (reasonable) people take test with tren or deca, so you are going to have estrogen issues, too. In some, limited cases anti-estrogens, like can exacerbate gyno issues with progesterone related AAS, but it is not that common. I think much of this is trial and error, and I would try Letro, as well as anti-progestins.