Fouts
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If you have studies that support 19 Nors RAISE serum prolactin levels I'd love to see them (if that is what your suggesting)
This notion that "everyone is different" is a copout often used to support unsubstantiated uses, side effects, or benefits of meds designed for a specific purpose.
Or some silly extrapolation used by UGL to justify why their AAS suck and others do not. We are not talking about ones phenotype such as hair or eye color but how the HUMAN genotype determines the outcome of SPECIFIC metabolic processes.
The fact is we ALL use the SAME pathways to metabolize drugs and the variance bt individuals for APPROVED drugs is small.
And although "differences" do exist in patients they are usually manifested as diverging SIDE EFFECTS compared to the norm.
(I'm not negating the difference in enzymatic expression noted bt patients, such as aromatase)
Now let's apply rationale thought to what your asking.
Here you are using a drug (or two) of UNKNOWN quality, content and concentration and they are obviously causing an undesirable adverse effect.
So you could add another drug such as Prami (believing the etiology is the result of YOU being different) which would likely only complicate matters OR you could discontinue that which is problematic your Tren and TT.
Of course if you inform the UGL of your problem, with their untested AAS, they well duplicate your belief we "are all different", as the copout I mentioned, and try to sell you another one of their unproven drugs.
So yep they are right, many of us have an unpredictable response to placebos
There will be no more ordering of anything from him I can guarantee u that. And replacements would be an insult so that's not happening either. Unless I wanted to pawn off shit gear to some unsuspecting acquaintance. And that's not my style.
I'm not gonna get into an argument about something I obviously know much less about than you. I agree that adding another drug could only make things worse.
I'll save the prami in case I ever get RLS I guess.
Hasn't this been a hot topic for a long time though? I mean it may very well be bro science but why do some guys report actually lactating on tren? This is not the case for me (mine is just mood) which could very well indicate that I have been on junk prop.
But it's still a very prominent belief that tren increases progesterone sides. All u need is Google to see that. Backing it up with full proof science is another story.