Letro Questions

**jbran23** · 03-09-2010, 05:49 PM

I have decided to run letro to attempt to clear up some existing gyno. Recently moved to Florida and beach season is right around the corner and bare titties on the beach are cool but not on a guy.

Anyway, what should I prepare myself for as I have heard letro can be very rough on the system? Should I supplement with anything to make my go of it less harsh? Also with estrogen basically wiped out I can basically forget about adding any new muscle while running the reversal, is that correct? Will I have a problem with losing muscle or will I still be able to at least keep the muscle mass I already have? Thanks in advance fellas.

**bigpapabuff** · 03-09-2010, 07:09 PM

Letro is strong, you should start with a low dose EOD. As far as losing muscle you may have gained on cycle, I always say getting rid of gyno is way more important than if you lose a little muscle. Good luck.

**WARMachine** · 03-09-2010, 07:19 PM

*sigh*

WARMachine's thread on Estrogen Control, Gyno treatment, and PCT.
"Estrogen Control, Treatment, and PCT by WARMachine"

-WAR

**jbran23** · 03-09-2010, 07:52 PM

Originally Posted by WARMachine

*sigh*

WARMachine's thread on Estrogen Control, Gyno treatment, and PCT.
"Estrogen Control, Treatment, and PCT by WARMachine"

-WAR

Hey War, good to see you buddy. Ive chatted with you before through PM's and actually attempted a reversal using Nolva but it didnt seem to work for me. Thats why Im trying the letro route this time. Just looking for some ideas of what Im going to be experiencing with letro.

**WARMachine** · 03-09-2010, 08:00 PM

Oh ok...

How long have you had the gyno youre trying to reduce?

Did the Nolva reduce any gyno at all?

The likelihood of the Nolva not working, and the Letro working, is slim. Youre probably going to need surgery to correct it.

**jbran23** · 03-10-2010, 09:39 AM

Originally Posted by WARMachine

Oh ok...

How long have you had the gyno youre trying to reduce?

Did the Nolva reduce any gyno at all?

The likelihood of the Nolva not working, and the Letro working, is slim. Youre probably going to need surgery to correct it.

I have been on the fence about trying letro for awhile now. I have posted a few threads to see how others have faired using it. Finally placed the order yesterday. I have had the gyno about a year and a half but it seems like its gradually getting a little worse. If anything I would at least like to stop its progress. The nolva did seem to help a bit but nothing drastic. Surgery is obviously on my mind but I am in no way close to being financially able to afford it at this time. If I could, I would be under the knife tomorrow.