"Estrogen Control, Treatment, and PCT by WARMachine"

[Deltasaurus]

I wanted to know if everyone still felt this info was up to date in terms of taking nolva at 1st signs of gyno?

i notice now its standard procedure to run a AI on cycle

thoughts?

[sinister188]

New to all of this. So how do you know if you are forming GYNO ? I have another thread that I asked for help with sore nipples. is this the onset of GYNO ? thanks for thread I'm taking in as much as i can but still very confusing.

[APM]

Great read!! very informative

[tigerspawn]

Thanks WarMachine

[Freestyle Child]

Amazing, Job well done!

[armyrangers]

Very informative! Thank you for the time you invested.

[tox2501]

Question:

It can take months after PCT (or even years before full HPTA function is restored) and only in part in some cases.

Meaning that after using AAS it can take months/years before my bodies ability to produce its own testosterone returns to the levels it was before using?

[austinite]

Question:



Meaning that after using AAS it can take months/years before my bodies ability to produce its own testosterone returns to the levels it was before using?

That's the idea in that statement, however, it is outdated info. You'll know how well you've recovered in a couple months after PCT. Chances of a FULL recovery to baseline is as close to zero as it gets, though.

[tox2501]

That's the idea in that statement, however, it is outdated info. You'll know how well you've recovered in a couple months after PCT. Chances of a FULL recovery to baseline is as close to zero as it gets, though.

Thanks. For a male with natural low T I'm not sure if this is less concerning or more concerning.

BTW your articles are packed with good information. I've been learning a lot from them.

[austinite]

Thanks. For a male with natural low T I'm not sure if this is less concerning or more concerning.

BTW your articles are packed with good information. I've been learning a lot from them.

Thanks for the kind words, glad you're making use of the articles.

I'm a bit confused now. If you have low T, why not consider an evaluation and potential treatment?

[tox2501]

Thanks for the kind words, glad you're making use of the articles.

I'm a bit confused now. If you have low T, why not consider an evaluation and potential treatment?

To be honest the prospect of shunting down endogenous T production scares the crap outa me. It doesn't seem that bad when its for a cycle or two but having to jab myself every week or so for the rest of my life...That's just hard to picture. I've been reading a lot about steroids so far I'll shift my focus to HRT. Thanks for the guidance.

[nussnussbaby]

Thanks for the post! I hope I never have to PM u

[dusted411]

Awesome thread

[11bd]

dang best info i have read on here so far and i am the newbie you were talking about. Think the problem is just knowing who to believe and how to naviagate the site. Took me a while to figure out how to use the site. Thanks for the info brother.

[Antcox]

Great post