Recent content by caveolae

Are you in the US? The only drug clinically shown to reduce gyno is tamoxifen (nolva). You can get this on prescription. Search my posts for how to do it and a list of publications to show your DR. P.S. it worked very well for some gyno I had

Yep. Not taking anything other than the nolva. Not even supplemens other than protein

Hi guys, I had some gyno symptoms (lumps under nipples) end of last year. In discussion with Dr she put me on nolva (tamoxifen) 10 mg/day. I don't think gyno came from cycles since i've only done ostarine, LGD and heladrol. I had test levels checked before nolva and twice during my course of...

Conker, yep I noticed that shortly after reading the ingredients. A bit of a scum move

Mr Supps https://www.mrsupps.com/Products/314/Forma+Stanzol+v3/

nobody?

......will same happen for letroZone?

I;d be tempted to stop the cycle and do a full PCT with nolva (as mentioned above). Restart cycle when you can run it properly

Stevsmi, Respectfully, but if you check published sources, tamoxifen has been used very successfully for puberty-induced gyno

Shyguy, can you feel solid lumps under the nipple and around the breast or does it feel more 'fatty' like a woman breast? Have you been to a dr and been diagnosed as having gyno?

Jigga14 please provide references. Thank you

A lot of rubbish posted on this. No scientific studies have show efficacy of letro in reducing gyno....so u are rellying on bro-science. Search my posts and see how I have done a lot of research on this. I suggest tamoxifen (nolva) dosed at 10-20 mg/day for 3 months or more. If you take the info...

pics?

bumping this

Probably a question more for the veterans. Many scientific studies have now shown that clomid is effective in raising test levels; indeed, clomid increases T levels to a similar level as testosterone applied as a gel. This of course is why it is used so much for PCT. My question, why don't...