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    B6

    what is it that the B6 actually does for people on a cycle?
    the bottle says aids in formation of red blood cells, and helps metabolize protein. is that why you take it cause it helps with protein?

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    reduce's prolactin level's if your running tren or deca

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    Yep, major use is to relieve prolactin/progesterone-related side effects from AAS like tren and deca .

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    yep when ever i on tren i run 200-300mg's ED

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    Sounds good to me Taiboxa
    I'm gonna use 200mg ED for my Test Enth, Deca cycle
    It helps reduce progesterone induced gyno

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    is the B6 in inject form or tabs? I would think inject would be more effective.

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    its like 2 bux for a 120 100mg pills... works for me.

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    I go to GNC and buy a tub of tablets
    They're 100mg each
    So i'll be taking 2 per day when i cycle

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    Do some research about B6. There is some weird studies out there showing that there are some very serious issues with high and regular doses of B6.

    I could not get comfortable with B6. I opted to use Cabergoline instead. It has its own issues, but the B6 stuff spooked me.

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    I dont understand something about vitamine B6:
    vitB6 inhibit the secretion of prolactin. Reduced levels of prolactin increasing the production of progesterone. I thought an increase in progesterone was a bad thing>?

    Women use vitb6 during menopausal phase. They have a insufficient production of progesterone, the vitb6 helps to normalize the progesterone/estrogen ratio.

    someone know whats wrong with this idea
    greetz fred

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    Dont take more than 200mg of B6 a day. More than that and it becomes toxic.

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    Quote Originally Posted by tempbrit
    Do some research about B6. There is some weird studies out there showing that there are some very serious issues with high and regular doses of B6.

    I could not get comfortable with B6. I opted to use Cabergoline instead. It has its own issues, but the B6 stuff spooked me.
    yeah neuro toxicity but i dont care when i run tren its worth it its no like i run it year round hardly ever go over 200... and only bump up 300 if i feel the progest commin on.

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    You can also run b-6 to combat the carpal tunnel syndrome which you get from GH. I don't think that anyone else on the 'net has ever said anything about it for this purpose yet.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hooker
    You can also run b-6 to combat the carpal tunnel syndrome which you get from GH. I don't think that anyone else on the 'net has ever said anything about it for this purpose yet.
    werd thats a new one on me.

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    I think it's new to everyone....I've never seen that info before on the net....

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    what about for carpelTunnel from excessive spanking? =/
    or is it just related to the factors of GH?

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    If we don't take deca , eg just Test E 500mg/wk, do we still need B6?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Newday
    If we don't take deca, eg just Test E 500mg/wk, do we still need B6?

    no you don't

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    Quote Originally Posted by fred9
    I dont understand something about vitamine B6:
    vitB6 inhibit the secretion of prolactin. Reduced levels of prolactin increasing the production of progesterone. I thought an increase in progesterone was a bad thing>?

    Women use vitb6 during menopausal phase. They have a insufficient production of progesterone, the vitb6 helps to normalize the progesterone/estrogen ratio.

    someone know whats wrong with this idea
    greetz fred
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