Why is it That?

[browncloud]

AAS that convert to progestrone like Tren and Deca, tend to shut you down harder than test or other androgens?

 

[alltraps]

once you;re shut down, you're shut down. i dont believe there are degrees of being shut down. its either yes or no.

i know that deca is hard to recover from because it has such a long life in the body and even after discontinuation, it lingers for weeks, sometimes months, depending on dose.

 

[Fat_Sumo]

once you;re shut down, you're shut down. i dont believe there are degrees of being shut down. its either yes or no.

I going to have to disagree with this statement!

 

[thx9000]

I think the problem with tren isn't so much the resulting progesterone but the possible elevation in prolactin. Progesterone isn't as inhibitory as plain old estrogen. Prolactin is terribly inhibitory though. Not sure, but I think the problem with deca is the same.

 

[macrophage69alpha]

I think the problem with tren isn't so much the resulting progesterone but the possible elevation in prolactin. Progesterone isn't as inhibitory as plain old estrogen. Prolactin is terribly inhibitory though. Not sure, but I think the problem with deca is the same.

progestins (which are often quite different in activity than natural progesterone) can be extremely inhibitory of the HPTA.

Nandrolone induced suppression has been documented CLINICALLY at 13+ months with restoration therapy

 

[thx9000]

progestins (which are often quite different in activity than natural progesterone) can be extremely inhibitory of the HPTA.

Nandrolone induced suppression has been documented CLINICALLY at 13+ months with restoration therapy

Ah, and deca basically IS a progestin. Right?

Edit...

Is there a real prolactin risk with deca or is that just a tren problem?

 

[browncloud]

bump for more info^

 

[browncloud]

bump again maybe Fonz can chime in!

 

[SCOTTY-TWO-HOTTY]

progestins (which are often quite different in activity than natural progesterone) can be extremely inhibitory of the HPTA.

Nandrolone induced suppression has been documented CLINICALLY at 13+ months with restoration therapy

Holy shit Bro!!!

Is every Nandrolone the same in that respect? What about Nandrolone PP?