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Trenbolone is highly progestagenic and suppresive

Ulter said:
And sometimes that won't help. An aromatese inhibitor is still useful in suppressing the the progestin response.

I thought this was interesting, if you see this could you elaborate?

I understand there is some research indicating that aromatase inhibitors can actually decrease progesterone receptors for a significant period after their usage is stopped. I haven't been on here regularly for months, is their a trend now towards using Arimidex, Femara, etc. while on tren, deca, etc.?
 
i got gyno from parabolan, but it went away (as it always does when i get gyno from other steroids) a couple off weeks off cycle.
 
chaquito said:
i got gyno from parabolan, but it went away (as it always does when i get gyno from other steroids) a couple off weeks off cycle.

Bromocriptine, Dostinex and another drug I like called Requip are centrally acting Dopamine agonists. Bromocriptine is actually a mixed agonist/antagonist. All of these are in classes of Parkinsonian drugs used to delay onset of Sinemet/Stalevo treatment.

DA suppresses Prolactin secretion, which along with progesterone has "pro-gyno" effects.

Its not clear that there are many serious reports of gyno that can be linked directly to tren, and if so, its not clear if suppressing prolactin will have any effect, if the actions of tren were themselves directly responsible.

It is clear that bromocriptine has to be dosed several times a day, and can have pseudoparkinsonian side effects or worse, dyskinetic side effects, constipation, urintary retention, GI distress, orthostatic hypotension (Feeling dizzy). I would advise against doing this at the current time.

NFG
 
NFG123 said:
Bromocriptine, Dostinex and another drug I like called Requip are centrally acting Dopamine agonists. Bromocriptine is actually a mixed agonist/antagonist. All of these are in classes of Parkinsonian drugs used to delay onset of Sinemet/Stalevo treatment.

DA suppresses Prolactin secretion, which along with progesterone has "pro-gyno" effects.

Its not clear that there are many serious reports of gyno that can be linked directly to tren, and if so, its not clear if suppressing prolactin will have any effect, if the actions of tren were themselves directly responsible.

It is clear that bromocriptine has to be dosed several times a day, and can have pseudoparkinsonian side effects or worse, dyskinetic side effects, constipation, urintary retention, GI distress, orthostatic hypotension (Feeling dizzy). I would advise against doing this at the current time.

NFG

Why can't you just use it once a day?
 
Im lost, what does this all mean? I use tren ace all the time, mostly on its own, about to run a cycle of tren (2mg EOD), anabol and HGH.
 
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