[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:
[quote]BONEZ217 wrote:
[quote]MassiveGuns wrote:
[quote]BONEZ217 wrote:
You either have “pseudo-gyno” (do a search and google it) or the more likely answer is you have dbol and youre highly susceptible to gyno.
Running nolvadex at 60mg for a few days should take care of it. Then 10mg a day for the rest of the cycle. You may also want to use less stuff if you have dbol. Using arimidex is better if you have that, after the gyno is under control.
You dont have gyno yet. It takes time for the gyno to become permanent. You just have the early signs. Dont panic or anything. [/quote]
It does not neccessarily follow he has dbol just because he has itchy nipples. With a weak androgen such as anavar, you can get gyno from simply shutting down your own testosterone production, and thus removing the natural anti-estrogenic effects of your own DHT.
Nolva is the answer to all your problems though.
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He’s not shutdown. He took a few pills for 2 or 3 days.
Please read thoroughly and use knowledge that applies to the specific situation.
Spouting off shit you read on pubmed or endojournal is cool, but it doesnt really help, does it? [/quote]
So what your saying is that his natural testosterone production is in no way affected by the large amount of exogenous hormones he introduced into his body?
There are levels of shutdown. The process of inhibition starts immediately, and his test levels could easily have dropped enough to give something as minor as itchy nipples.
Perhaps you should try reading some shit from pubmed. Then you’d be less concerned about looking stupid and more concerned with scientific facts.
Everyone should take arimidex when they get gyno from their anavar only cycles, because it has to be dbol right? Sound advice.
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He’s not shutdown after 2 days of 50mg of dbol or 50mg of var.
If you start getting gyno symptoms from var you dont have var.
Im not going to respond further. This whole website is miserable
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