Arimidex for TREN GYNO?? OK!?

[methyl]

Im gonna do a

1-12 test e 400mg
1-8 tren a 400mg 100mg eod

should i use arimidex to prevent tren gyno? does it protect the progesterone gyno and estrogen?

[nonotone]

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[peachfuzz]

it can help. keeping strogen levels in check will help control progesterone however i would not solely rely on it. youll still need something stronger on hand.

[Swifto]

PgR is is synthesized by the ER. So blocking the ER (tamoxifen) will help 19-Nor induced gyno. But will not aid in prolactin (PRL) induced, though rare.

Aromasin 10mg/ED, Caber/Tamox on hand.

[Swifto]

Arimidex only works on estrogen, not progesterone.
Tren can cause progesterone gyno, so no it wouldn't prevent it.

Lowering E will lower PgR. So it will help.

But PgR will hardly be a problem.

Also, show me data that states 19-Nor's increase PgR, or any androgen for that matter...They can increase PRL in some individuals, but I have seen nothing on PgR in androgen induced hypogonadism resistance trained individuals.

Keeping E in check will suffice.

[james21]

caber or bromo

[nonotone]

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[james21]

estrogen receptor

[nonotone]

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[methyl]

swifto so what dose instead of aromasin ill use arimidex okkk what dose?
also how much nolva if i need it?

[Swifto]

If that is the case, I think this guy is in a bit over his head - A receptor does not synthesize anything. "19-nors" are cholesterol derivatives, like all other sex hormones. Testosterone is converted to estrogen, and 19-nors is not because the structure of the molecule is different, but the molecule is very similar to progesterone, and it fits where progesterone is supposed to fit and is mistaken for progesterone. This raises the levels of prolactin, and estrogen in conjunction with prolactin working on breast tissue may cause or severely worsen gyno (milk production).

In breast cancer patients, when the ER is downregulated, so is the PgR in breast tissue.

PRL isnt the only cause of lactation. An offset A:E ratio can also cause this side effect and it has been documented in male HRT patients and hypogondal males.

[Swifto]

swifto so what dose instead of aromasin ill use arimidex okkk what dose?
also how much nolva if i need it?

I said this a few posts up.

Aromasin 10mg/ED or EOD, Cabergoline and Tamoxifen on hand. You may need to run Caber at 0.25mg/E3D. Dont use Tamox unless you get gyno symptoms.

[peachfuzz]

I said this a few posts up.

Aromasin 10mg/ED or EOD, Cabergoline and Tamoxifen on hand. You may need to run Caber at 0.25mg/E3D. Dont use Tamox unless you get gyno symptoms.

he meant he is using arimidex in place of aromasin. so what dose would you suggest for the adex?

[Swifto]

he meant he is using arimidex in place of aromasin. so what dose would you suggest for the adex?

Use your standard dose to combat estrogenic sides.

I'd use 0.5mg/EOD.

[Swifto]

If that is the case, I think this guy is in a bit over his head - A receptor does not synthesize anything. "19-nors" are cholesterol derivatives, like all other sex hormones. Testosterone is converted to estrogen, and 19-nors is not because the structure of the molecule is different, but the molecule is very similar to progesterone, and it fits where progesterone is supposed to fit and is mistaken for progesterone. This raises the levels of prolactin, and estrogen in conjunction with prolactin working on breast tissue may cause or severely worsen gyno (milk production).

Perhaps I should have been a little clearer.

The PgR is synthesized in response to the ER in breast tissue. When the ER is downregulated, so is the PgR in breast tissue when using Tamoxifen.

[BlackTalon]

so basically using nolvadex will stop progesterone caused gyno? (im probably wrong)