Prolactin

**aestheticmind** · 08-07-2009, 03:24 PM

In regards to Tren :

Everyone talks about Caber or Bromo for getting rid of Prolactin, but in the profiles section it says, "...recommend taking T3 (25mcgs/day) along with your Tren to avoid elevating your prolactin too high..."

Would 25mcg/day of T3 be sufficient in reducing Prolactin? (Tren being run at 75mg/day)

If not, what dosage of Bromo should be used?

**redz** · 08-07-2009, 03:26 PM

I didn't think T3 did anything for prolactin but i could be wrong. I stick with caber myself.

**Swifto** · 08-07-2009, 03:31 PM

Originally Posted by aestheticmind

In regards to Tren :

Everyone talks about Caber or Bromo for getting rid of Prolactin, but in the profiles section it says, "...recommend taking T3 (25mcgs/day) along with your Tren to avoid elevating your prolactin too high..."

Would 25mcg/day of T3 be sufficient in reducing Prolactin? (Tren being run at 75mg/day)

If not, what dosage of Bromo should be used?

Where does it say this? Which profile?

**aestheticmind** · 08-07-2009, 03:33 PM

Originally Posted by Swifto

Where does it say this? Which profile?

http://www.steroid.com/Trenbolone-Acetate.php

Third paragraph from the bottom.

**Swifto** · 08-07-2009, 03:59 PM

Originally Posted by aestheticmind

http://www.steroid.com/Trenbolone-Acetate.php

Third paragraph from the bottom.

First off, that study is on castrated male sheep. Another reason why you shouldnt take someone's view of research as fact.

Second, I wasnt aware there was a correlation between T3 and PRL. I'm going to look into it further. From what I understand, there is no correlation at all. But I may be wrong.

**aestheticmind** · 08-07-2009, 04:13 PM

Originally Posted by Swifto

First off, that study is on castrated male sheep. Another reason why you shouldnt take someone's view of research as fact.

Man, if this information isn't accurate, then it should probably be removed from the profiles section of this site, don't you agree?

Originally Posted by Swifto

Second, I wasnt aware there was a correlation between T3 and PRL. I'm going to look into it further. From what I understand, there is no correlation at all. But I may be wrong.

Thanks I appreciate the help! I can get Bromo and T3, but no Caber.

Would 2.5mg/day of Bromo be enough?

**aestheticmind** · 08-10-2009, 03:28 PM

bump

**operationgetbig** · 08-10-2009, 09:50 PM

i've taken caber to reduce prolactin. would love to hear if anyone has any experience with t3 and it's effectiveness at lowering prolactin.

**aestheticmind** · 08-11-2009, 09:07 AM

well, I can get Bromo, but I need dosing help...

with tren ace at 75mg/day with 2.5mg/day of Bromo be enough to kill off Prolactin?

Or, is that overkill?

**ganu** · 08-11-2009, 11:18 AM

Originally Posted by operation******

i've taken caber to reduce prolactin. Would love to hear if anyone has any experience with t3 and it's effectiveness at lowering prolactin.

i used 100mcg in the 7th and 50mcg for 8th week of my cycle and prolactin went from 22.09(4th week) to 25.81 (8th week)..so it did not help me bro

**Swifto** · 08-11-2009, 03:31 PM

Originally Posted by ganu

i used 100mcg in the 7th and 50mcg for 8th week of my cycle and prolactin went from 22.09(4th week) to 25.81 (8th week)..so it did not help me bro

Was your Caber in tab form?

I've read many times that Cabergoline is NOT stable in liquid form. So research companies selling it in a liquid suspension is bullshit.

Use legit pharm. grade Caber, or dont use it.

Dopamine antagonist's will lower PRL.

**wukillabee** · 08-11-2009, 05:19 PM

Originally Posted by Swifto

Was your Caber in tab form?

I've read many times that Cabergoline is NOT stable in liquid form. So research companies selling it in a liquid suspension is bullshit.

Use legit pharm. grade Caber, or dont use it.

Dopamine antagonist's will lower PRL.

Yep, caber cannot in any fashion be stable in liquid form. Just as clen and t3 cannot be accurately stable in liquid form either. Sure it can be suspended but not at all accurately dosed.
Bromo at 2.5mg ed is perfectly fine, thats the regular dose bro. Id start with half tab in the morning and other half at night. People complain bad sides from bromo taking full tab at once, splitting seems to lower negative sides a bit from my research.
Prami is suppose to be better than caber and bromo though and can be easily suspended and dosed properly in liquid form. Id go that route probably, cheaper then pharm grade caber and bromo too!

**jrmy** · 08-24-2009, 08:58 PM

try levodopa
it also raises hgh from wat ive read
going to give this a try myself since ive had issues with prolactin in the past and will et you know if it wrks.

**Dancer** · 08-24-2009, 09:03 PM

Bromo at 2.5mg ed works well.

T3 does also do some majical things for me, I find it to make cycles more effective. I have not had problems with prolactin since my first cycle. But, I can say protien uptake is truly higher and over all results better with low doage t3...

i do not have anything but MHO but I feel my hair is ticker also.

**M302_Imola** · 08-25-2009, 10:17 AM

Originally Posted by Dancer

Bromo at 2.5mg ed works well.

T3 does also do some majical things for me, I find it to make cycles more effective. I have not had problems with prolactin since my first cycle. But, I can say protien uptake is truly higher and over all results better with low doage t3...

i do not have anything but MHO but I feel my hair is ticker also.

when you say low are you referring to 25mcg of t3?

**jrmy** · 08-27-2009, 12:59 AM

Originally Posted by Swifto

Was your Caber in tab form?

I've read many times that Cabergoline is NOT stable in liquid form. So research companies selling it in a liquid suspension is bullshit.

Use legit pharm. grade Caber, or dont use it.

Dopamine antagonist's will lower PRL.

dopamine antagonist will lower prolactin you say?

**peachfuzz** · 08-27-2009, 01:12 AM

I think he meant agonist

**peachfuzz** · 08-27-2009, 01:15 AM

Im a little fuzzy (no pun intended) but im pretty sure there is a relationship between thyroid hormone levels and prolactin levels. a known cause of prolactinoma is hypothyroidism.

http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/art...i?artid=333037

**sizerp** · 08-27-2009, 01:20 AM

What about TSH levels?

**peachfuzz** · 08-27-2009, 01:24 AM

what are you asking?

**sizerp** · 08-27-2009, 01:32 AM

Nevermind, I am stupid. TSH tests suck anyway.

**Swifto** · 08-27-2009, 02:02 AM

Originally Posted by peachfuzz

Im a little fuzzy (no pun intended) but im pretty sure there is a relationship between thyroid hormone levels and prolactin levels. a known cause of prolactinoma is hypothyroidism.

http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/art...i?artid=333037

Excellent post.