EQ and Propecia AKA Prosacar AKA Finasteride

[CarbonCopy]

I just went to my doc, told him I was paranoid about my hair and that I'm prone to MPB. I askede for an avodart script and got it...

Welcome to a full head of hair! heheh! Ok maybe, or maybe not, but it is the best anti-hairloss drug on the market! I am still seeing regrowth along my hairline and overall thicking of my hair after 1 year. I love the stuff! Just don't get down if you get bad shedding. I had 2 bad shedding cycles that lasted about 3 weeks each. But, after they ended I had great regrowth. Good luck bro!

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However, in my case the addition of a reductase inhibitor makes test worthless and a waste of money. I might as well be running a deca only cycle
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That seems like a outrageous claim to me bro. Not to flame, but you are saying that test with a reductase inhibitor makes test worthelss and a waste of money? Come on! Bro I train natural, use avodart and I can still make gains. That is with my natural test levles, so I really don't think if I added test to my body it would be a waste. Maybe you are a rare case I don't know, but that just really surprised me to read.

Peace,

CC

[inheritmylife]

That seems like a outrageous claim to me bro. Not to flame, but you are saying that test with a reductase inhibitor makes test worthelss and a waste of money? Come on! Bro I train natural, use avodart and I can still make gains. That is with my natural test levles, so I really don't think if I added test to my body it would be a waste. Maybe you are a rare case I don't know, but that just really surprised me to read. CC

My wording is very strong, and perhaps a little exagerated, but it applies to me and my expierience. As I stated in my post, it is not universal. Yes, I still make gains on test while taking a reductase inhibitor. However, taking the reductase inhibitor negates the reason for taking it in the first place, the androgenic properties of testosterone.

Is test still a good steroid even in the presence of a reductase inhibitor? Yes. Is it better than tren (which is unaffected by 5-alpha reductase)?
Maybe.