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I have read several theads that indicate that testosterone will convert to estrogen during a cycle and that Deca does not..(it converts to progesterone.) now with that in mind you combat the estrogen with Novladex but what about the progesterone??? It has been said that an "anti-estrogen" will not prevent gyno developed from DECA.
What is my "anti-progesterone" I only plan on using a max of 400mg of deca a week so is it a threat?
Bromocriptine is used to fight progesterone. If 400mg will give you gyno depends on how gyno prone you are.
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600mg/wk and above is usually the cause of deca gyno. At 400mg/wk its a grey area whether or not you will suffer gyno symptoms (depends on sensitivity). I'd use liquidex over nolvadex as my anti-e though and just keep the nolva on hand in case gyno symptoms arise.
Once again lcalow, open source posting is not permitted. Delete/edit your post immediately.