eca stack cause gyno?

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08-07-2005, 09:19 AM
JBeaner

eca stack cause gyno?

I recetnly had gynecomastia surgery and it cost about 6,000, I'm very pleased with the resulths though, I've never juiced before, but I use an ECA stack for fat loss, I read somewhere that caffine can increase breast tissue and was wondering if using an ECA stack could increase the chances of gyne reoccuring, anyone know about this?
08-07-2005, 05:21 PM
Papi93

I have not read an article that states the ECA stack will promote gyno. For gyno that is the result of obesity, the ECA stack would help reduce the existing gyno.
08-07-2005, 09:04 PM
DerDon

6,000? Holy crap man!! I never really looked into it but what did they do? Just do some minor liposuction? AND THAT COST 6k?

As far as from what I've read on ECA stacks, there hasnt been any mentioning of it causin increased gyno. Like Striker said, it would probably reduce it if anything.
08-08-2005, 07:12 PM
macrophage69alpha

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Originally Posted by JBeaner

I recetnly had gynecomastia surgery and it cost about 6,000, I'm very pleased with the resulths though, I've never juiced before, but I use an ECA stack for fat loss, I read somewhere that caffine can increase breast tissue and was wondering if using an ECA stack could increase the chances of gyne reoccuring, anyone know about this?

ECA does not cause gyno. There are a large number of natural causes of gynecomastia including but not limited to thyroid, prolactin and estrogen issues/imbalances.
08-08-2005, 07:29 PM
BUBBA74

ECA has nothing to do with hormones so I dont see how this could be a concern.
08-12-2005, 01:23 PM
JBeaner

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Originally Posted by DerDon

6,000? Holy crap man!! I never really looked into it but what did they do? Just do some minor liposuction? AND THAT COST 6k?

As far as from what I've read on ECA stacks, there hasnt been any mentioning of it causin increased gyno. Like Striker said, it would probably reduce it if anything.

The doctor had to make an incision under my left nipple to remove glandular tissue and then did lipo on both sides...insurance wouldnt cover any of it unless I waited a year and had blood testing done periodicly..the doc said the chances of gyno naturaly re-occuring are low because the tissue has been removed, anyone have any experience with naturaly occuring gyno comming back after surgery?
08-12-2005, 02:44 PM
Squatman51

i wouldnt think it could cause gyno
08-12-2005, 02:44 PM
Squatman51

after you get surgury and they take out the glands i thoght that you couldnt get gyno again
08-12-2005, 04:06 PM
macrophage69alpha

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Originally Posted by Squatman51

after you get surgury and they take out the glands i thoght that you couldnt get gyno again

they are rarely able to remove all the tissue. If glandular tissue remains and the same hormonal/biochemical issues are in play it can return. albeit rather slowly and likely unable to reach its former "glory".