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[Cramps88]

You need caber for prolactin.

I know what it is for but from what I understand that if you keep your E2 levels in check that prolactin isn't an issue. I could be wrong.

 

[SuperMaroid]

I know what it is for but from what I understand that if you keep your E2 levels in check that prolactin isn't an issue. I could be wrong.

Will have to research this. But if you have prolactin issues an AI wont fix it. Good to have on hand, better safe than sorry.

I have Caber and Letro for emergency situations. Never had to use either yet but good to have.

 

[Cramps88]

Will have to research this. But if you have prolactin issues an AI wont fix it. Good to have on hand, better safe than sorry.

I have Caber and Letro for emergency situations. Never had to use either yet but good to have.

I hear you plus there is so much contradictory info in the long run we have to figure what works. I'm a bit scared of letro but I've never had gyno issues so my ai has always kept things in check. But correct me if I'm wrong prolactin exacerbates gyno symptoms based on out of control E2 levels, so if you keep your E2 in range with what your body is comfortable with then you should not have any issues?

 

[SuperMaroid]

I hear you plus there is so much contradictory info in the long run we have to figure what works. I'm a bit scared of letro but I've never had gyno issues so my ai has always kept things in check. But correct me if I'm wrong prolactin exacerbates gyno symptoms based on out of control E2 levels, so if you keep your E2 in range with what your body is comfortable with then you should not have any issues?

I would think the problem with this is if your on high doses of Deca or Tren and not taking enough AI to stop prolactin.

This is an interesting topic, I'd like @Roger rabbit and @Dr JIM to chime in on this one. I'm using my life line call a friend on this one lol

 

[Docd187123]

You need caber for prolactin.

Please post your objective evidence that shows nandrolone or trenbolone affect prolactin in the first place. You do realize test can raise prolactin but you don’t recommend caber for test only cycles or TRT do you?

 

[Dr JIM]

Please post your objective evidence that shows nandrolone or trenbolone affect prolactin in the first place. You do realize test can raise prolactin but you don’t recommend caber for test only cycles or TRT do you?

Bc of the misinformation spread across PED boards, over the years I’ve searched entire web from pub-MED to google scholar and everything in between to
locate SCIENTIFIC evidence pro or con on the topic of; do AAS
at any dose, duration, type or combination raise serum prolactin levels in otherwise “normal” males?

And the only Estrogen / Hyperprolactinemic association I could locate was that of male to female transsexuals whom were prescribed both Estrogen AND Androgen Suppressive Therapy.

In fact further investigation led researchers to conclude AST, rather than hyperestrogenemia, at”female” levels, was a prerequisite for hyperprolactinemia, and none of these conditions apply to those “cycling” AAS.

So the answer to the AAS/Hyperprolactinemia question I posed above remains an unequivocal NO!

And if anyone has scientific evidence to the contrary, PLEASE post it.

Jim

 

[SuperMaroid]

Bc of the misinformation spread across PED boards, over the years I’ve searched entire web from pub-MED to google scholar and everything in between to
locate SCIENTIFIC evidence pro or con on the topic of; do AAS
at any dose, duration, type or combination raise serum prolactin levels in otherwise “normal” males?

And the only Estrogen / Hyperprolactinemic association I could locate was that of male to female transsexuals whom were prescribed both Estrogen AND Androgen Suppressive Therapy.

In fact further investigation led researchers to conclude AST, rather than hyperestrogenemia, at”female” levels, was a prerequisite for hyperprolactinemia, and none of these conditions apply to those “cycling” AAS.

So the answer to the AAS/Hyperprolactinemia question I posed above remains an unequivocal NO!

And if anyone has scientific evidence to the contrary, PLEASE post it.

Jim

I was waiting for this. Thanks @Dr JIM