[quote]kayveeay wrote:
Well back to needing advice…
If I’m going to throw tren in, which I’m slightly scared to do due to hard shutdown, progesterone sides, etc… will I need to have caber?
I have a lot of letro, clomid, and anastrozole. I’ve heard letro works on progesterone , is this true?
I have easy access to letro and can get it within 3-5 days and hate to spend $60 if I’m not going to need it.
What do you guys think? Are progesterone sides guaranteed from 300 mg tren/week?[/quote]
The sides are primarily from the indirect prolactin increase due to progesterone receptor agonism, which Cabergoline can help with. Nothing is guaranteed, some people are much more susceptable than others to the prolactin gyno/sexual dysfunction from Tren.
Letro does not work on progesterone, it’s an AI similar to Arimidex/Aromasin but much stronger.
The Caber will also help mitigate the strong shut down as prolactin is extremely suppressive.
Getting your estrogen low will not guarantee prevention of gyno but it does help. I’ve seen enough guys get gyno on Tren while their estrogen was in the toilet to know it’s very real. Upon use of Cabergoline their gyno subsided.
I don’t care what anyone says, Tren is an agonist at the progesterone receptor and increases prolactin. You’d have to have your head in the sand the last 5 years to not acknowledge this fact. The research and especially anecdotal evidence is overwhelming.

