b6 taken with tren, best absorption?

Adogg4

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had a question for the mods or someone that is knowledgeable on the subject, it is common to take 200mg 3x/day of b6 to prevent prolactin from tren, also it is common to take 4 or 5 grams of b5 to prevent acne, in addition to the good ole multi-vit/min. Are there any interference in absorption if u take the b6 and b5 together? Also, do they work best on an empty stomach, or should I take them with meals? Thanks for any input
 
Adogg4 said:
had a question for the mods or someone that is knowledgeable on the subject, it is common to take 200mg 3x/day of b6 to prevent prolactin from tren, also it is common to take 4 or 5 grams of b5 to prevent acne, in addition to the good ole multi-vit/min. Are there any interference in absorption if u take the b6 and b5 together? Also, do they work best on an empty stomach, or should I take them with meals? Thanks for any input
The only issue with absorption would be the speed. If you take them with food, they'll be absorbed more slowly but just as efficiently...no problem there. Also B6 at 200-300mg/day is enough for prevention (providing you're also using nolva). 200mg 3x/day is for treating an already-developed problem.
 
So there are some bros who are injecting b-6 every day? This is the first I've heard about that. Must be a pain in the ass....literally! I won't shoot AAS every day, let alone b-6.
 
VDC said:
Nolva and Tren???Care to explain why Einstein???VDC
Even prog/prolactin-related gyno is much more likely to occur in an environment of elevated estrogen. Blocking estrogen's actions in the mammary is an indirect way at preventing even pro/prolactin-related gyno.


People are injecting B-12 daily....not B6
 
I've seen studies showing B6 daily inhibits elevated prolactin levels. I have not seen any studies showing B6 inhibits the effect of B5 or vise versa. In my opinion, I would assume not. In studies I have seen 200mg daily as a preventive method for prolactin effect and dosages of up to 600-800mg daily to subside current symptoms.

My view on induced prolactin levels is the issue of the relation between elevated estrogen levels to prolactin levels. I have not seen this study but I trust Einstiens information and opinion.
 
Thanks Einstein,,,Is there any reason Arimidex can't be used,,,I've been away and want to get caught up on the latest knowledge,,,I've used Nolva to try and prevent estrogen gyno,,,Unforunately even on Nolva I'll still get symptoms,,,but Ari works fine,,,I've taken it for a year staright on my HRT with no ill effects,,,VDC
 
I always use both Adex and nolva. With adex, I only want to use just enough to keep estrogen in check, yet still very high (not so high as to cause hypertension). Estrogen is very anabolic, so keep it around.....but also under control. I use nolva to block estrogen's effects at the tissue of most concern, the mammary, so I can still maintain very high estrogen levels, but prevent sides. When I said to use nolva with B6, the adex is just implied. I'd never use adex without nolva, primarily because of their complementary effects on cholesterol. the nolva, in the case of the progestin-induced gyno, is to just reduce local estrogenic activity at the mammary. I'd assume that one would be using test with tren or deca, so adex is a must IMO.

I think far too many treat anti e's and anti-prolactins as treatments for sides.....they're far more effective as preventatives.




VDC said:
Thanks Einstein,,,Is there any reason Arimidex can't be used,,,I've been away and want to get caught up on the latest knowledge,,,I've used Nolva to try and prevent estrogen gyno,,,Unforunately even on Nolva I'll still get symptoms,,,but Ari works fine,,,I've taken it for a year staright on my HRT with no ill effects,,,VDC
 
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