Anti-Progesterone??

MANWHORE

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Someone said bromocriptine,but i see that as a diet drug and menstral drug. I thought Winny was,but now i hear it may not be. I never worried about gyno,because i didn't have too,but i have a friend who needs to,so i'm trying to get him something for the Tren in his cycle,just in case. thanks
 
Tren can cause gyno but not by aromtizing into estrogen but rather prolactic. So it is prolactic gyno not progestrigen. Thus, there is little that Nolvadex can do to help.

You can try taking Solaray Vitex 400mg tabs twice daily (this is an herb that you can buy at gnc) I've heard that this has helped some people. I personaly do not know. I am not pron to progesterine or prolactic gyno.

Another treatment that some people have good results with is Bromocriptine taken @1.25mg twice daily. AM/PM

Bromocriptine is a dopamine receptor agonist, which can help stop prolactin production. However, Bromo has side-effects which make it impractical for many people. http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic3/bromocriptine_ad.htm

There isn't much that can be done to fight prolactin gyno, but some good news is that people have found that while taking vitex and Bromo there symptoms reduced and for some even disappeared all together...However, some people I know have tried Vitex and Bromo and it did nothing for them.

If you want something for sure..you may try and get your hands on some RU486 (the morning after drug) this is the only drug proven to stop prolactin Gyno.

Everything I've read seems to say that estrogen is the linchpin. Without estrogen no breast growth occurs . Max Rep posted a really good article (I believe it was MR that posted it, it could have been Hulk) on the old board. It shows that by taking a dosage of Arimidex (which helps raise IGF-1 levels) that prolactin and progesterine gyno were eliminated. Without Estrogen there can be no Gyno. So if one is prone to Prolactin Gyno, It would be advisable to use Arimidex ED through out the cycle.

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I probably need to spend more time in The anabolic forum..it's been awhile since I did any AAS related research... And I can't remember the last time I went through my old archives.
 
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The only thing out there to effectively prevent the effects of progesterone or progestins (which both tren and deca convert to) is mifepristone (RU486). Everything else treats the elevated prolactin that results from the resulting progestins. Vitamin B6 is one of the safest and very effective preventatives regarding elevated prolactin levels. Use B6 throughout any cycle containing potential progestins. Use it at 200-300mg/day throughout your cycle. Elevated estrogen environments contribute to gyno development. So, using proper anti e's throughout your cycle, which is always a good idea anyway, now has one more added advantage.

Progestins are also prolactin receptor agonists (although weaker than prolactin itself). So, with that in mind, consider the following from endotext.com

Prolactin is another anterior pituitary hormone integral to breast development. Prolactin is not only secreted by the pituitary gland but may be produced in normal mammary tissue epithelial cells and breast tumors. (44, 25). Prolactin stimulates epithelial cell proliferation only in the presence of estrogen and enhances lobulo-alveolar differentiation only with concomitant progesterone.
 
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