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    Quote Originally Posted by NaturalJohnny View Post
    Thanks. One more question (for now). Does the dosage of tren determine the amount of prami/caber necessary? I am taking only 200mg per week of tren e along with my 200mg per week test cyp TRT dose. Will a smaller amount of prami keep prolactin down on a small dose of tren? Conversely is a higher dose of prami needed when taking a high dose of tren?
    Nope, no need to increase dosage of your prolactin antagonist in relation to your tren dose. 0.5 or higher of Prami per day, or 0.5 or higher of Caber per week should be enough to keep prolactin secretion in the brain suppressed. I have not had a need to increase the dose, nor have I seen or heard of anyone else having to do so when they use a higher dose of tren.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Atomini View Post
    Nope, no need to increase dosage of your prolactin antagonist in relation to your tren dose. 0.5 or higher of Prami per day, or 0.5 or higher of Caber per week should be enough to keep prolactin secretion in the brain suppressed. I have not had a need to increase the dose, nor have I seen or heard of anyone else having to do so when they use a higher dose of tren.
    Do you suppose a low dose of tren like what I'm taking only requires a low dose of daily prami? Like 0.25mg?

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    Quote Originally Posted by NaturalJohnny View Post
    Do you suppose a low dose of tren like what I'm taking only requires a low dose of daily prami? Like 0.25mg?
    0.25mg prami is fine if you can tolerate it. Stay at 0.25 for a few days, and then try to increase to 0.5mg.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Atomini View Post
    0.25mg prami is fine if you can tolerate it. Stay at 0.25 for a few days, and then try to increase to 0.5mg.
    I took .25mg today and I had no side effects. I'll bump it up .05mg per day and see how that goes.

    I'm curious about tren side effects. In your experience with a 200mg dose, will the insomnia and sweating be tolerable?

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    Hi Atomini. Im from Brazil.

    Congratulations on an excellent topic.

    I would like to take some questions.

    Could use lower concentrations of test enanthate (100 mg) instead of propionate?

    The use of stan to reduce prolactin is valid?


    How to prevent acne caused by tren?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Esculptor View Post
    Hi Atomini. Im from Brazil.

    Congratulations on an excellent topic.

    I would like to take some questions.

    Could use lower concentrations of test enanthate (100 mg) instead of propionate?

    The use of stan to reduce prolactin is valid?


    How to prevent acne caused by tren?
    Hi Esculptor,

    Yes, you can absolutely use 100mg per week of enanthate in place of propionate. Any testosterone ester will do, as long as it falls within the aimed dosing guidelines.

    I do not understand your second question. When you say the use of 'stan', do you mean what AR-R refers to as 'liquid Stane', which is Exemestane (also known as Aromasin)?

    For your third question about acne, the same technique I reccomended to use against hair loss will also work for acne. The use of Nizoral 2% shampoo will act as a topical androgen antagonist (this means wherever you rub it on, it will block androgens at receptor sites on that area). Therefore, you can use it not only on your scalp to reduce the chances of hair loss, but you can also rub it on parts of your body that tend to be more prone to androgen-related acne during your cycles. It will effectively cause your skin, wherever you rub it on, to secrete less sebum therefore reducing the chances of acne formation. I would also highly reccomend cleaning your skin frequently in acne trouble areas in order to prevent sebum oil buildup. Believe it or not, Dawn dish soap has worked very well for a lot of people due to its efficiency at removing grease and oils from surfaces.

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