Hey guys. Quick breakdown of myself. I am 26 years old and have been working out religously for the past 4 years. I have learned how to get my diet in check and I have been consistently been improving the gym related knowledge, as its a huge part of my life. This is by no means my first cycle, and I have taken Test Prop, Test E, Anadrol, and a Mexican Pharmacy product called Testoprim before. Obviously all these were not taken together.
Anyways, I got gyno from puberty and it gradually got worse from my first cycle because I admittedly did not have my cycle supports 100% down. I messed up and I paid the consequence for it, BUT, I was lucky enough to recently have the gyno surgically removed (gland and all) a little over a week ago. Feel free to ask questions about the surgery if you would like, and yes it was covered by insurance.
I'm already planning out my next cycle and have already aquired most of what I am taking. Here is what I am doing:
-Week 1-4 50mg Anadrol/day
-Week 1-10 250mg of Test E 2x a wk
-Week 1-10 400mg Tren E 2x a wk
-Nolva ED during first 4 weeks to combat Anadrol gyno (since an AI will not do anything for that. Anadrol doesn't Aromatize but SERMS have been proven to prevent)
-Prami at .25mg to prevent Tren gyno as well as sides
-Letro 1.25 E3D to keep Estro from Test (even with low dose) away as well as keeping E2 low so prolactin isn't encouraged.
I have read that Letro and Nolva at the same time DOES decreased the blood serum levels of the letro. I also have realized that completely killing E2 can inhibit gains, but much of the inhibition is water related which aren't really "gains."
My question is, Am I going over board with prevention? My life is exponentially better after having gyno removed and I absolutely do not want to risk getting it again even in the smallest degree. I know some people start AI's when nips get tender etc, but by then glandular tissue is already forming and I don't want to risk not stopping it in time. Plus, I can not really feel my nipples after the surgery (obvious complication from the ordeal) so I don't want to risk not feeling the tenderness in the first place and having it form without knowing.
Also, I am not starting a "run tren lower then test" debate.