tren ace and nova questions/letro

[Bigrisk]

If lets say ur super prone to gyno nips sore after 2 days of tren...
The question is from my research that my nova is making the tren gyno worse so I cut off the nova and run liquid letro every day figured thats ok cause the letro is prob underdosed.. Yes I'm running test and added the Winny in every day to help with the progesterone/ prolactin situation that comes with the tren...
cabargoline?? Is this something you fun loving tren lovers keep on hand?
Please give me some pointers to stop this gyno/ progesterone problem??

 

[big in vegas]

Honestly, I always keep some Nolva-Bloat from the store around if I'm running tren and that clears up my gyno within a couple of days. I don't know if the Anti-P would help, but you could pick some up and see if it help with your progesterone

 

[BiggerStronger]

If nolva and letro aren't helping the gyno is probably caused by progesterone rather than estrogen. Pick up some cabergoline or Anti-P from the MC store.

 

[Presser]

correct, sounds like ur problem is progesterone, and you will need an anti-p . we sell it in our MuscleChemistry store here, follow the banner, and look up dostinex bro, it will help!

 

[Lightsout]

correct, sounds like ur problem is progesterone, and you will need an anti-p . we sell it in our MuscleChemistry store here, follow the banner, and look up dostinex bro, it will help!

Maybe this is my problem.. I have never had this tell I ran tren..

 

[Presser]

Maybe this is my problem.. I have never had this tell I ran tren..

Then you need an anti-progesterone, and not an anti-estrogen!

 

[Lightsout]

Then you need an anti-progesterone, and not an anti-estrogen!

How much do you take? Never used it before bro.

 

[Bigrisk]

I through in some masteron to help till I get some anti p like yall mentioned
Playing mad scientists with aas is fun

 

[Bigrisk]

I guess I was looking for someone who knows more about how anti-e nova makes you more sensitive to progesterone nova makes tren gyno worse is where I was going with this

 

[BiggerStronger]

Well I would assume any hormone shift could affect progesterone level. I.E. raising/lowering estrogen, AAS, or otherwise. It seems to be somewhat common as estradiol levels decline progesterone levels increase.