TweetHmmmm...interesting.
TweetI just posted this on gotfina as well looking for thoughts about this. I thought some of you might like to see it as well
Vitamin E and GYNO
I have not seen information on this yet so I thought Id post it. If this is already widely known information sorry I didnt see it.
My buddy got gyno. He had a 3cm size pea in his nipple. It hurt like hell and was getting bigger so He went to the doctor and told him aobut the AAS use. My buddy asked if he should use Nolvadex,Bromo, ect for it and the doctor said no. He told him to take 2500+ units of Vitamin E a day in 2 doses- one in the AM and one in the evening. He started doing this a few weeks ago and his gyno is way better- he has no soreness at all and the size of the pea has shrunk in 1/2. It seems to be working great for him.
Lets assume vitamin E cures gyno for a second- we know its helping my buddy AFTER the fact. I wonder if a dose everyday during a cycle would help combat it from even starting.
I also did a quick search on google and dogpile with the key words- Vitimin E and estrogen and there was documentation and studies showing Vitamin E DOES INFACT have estrogen blocking properties.
Anyone else know about this? Vitamin E is alot easier to get than the other anti Es so if it works GO GET SOME !!!!!
WTB
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TweetHmmmm...interesting.
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Tweetsounds good vit e does help clean the blood but it also lowers good chols. at 1000 iu ed i would like to hear more about this
TweetHmmmmmmmmm never heard of that before- sounds interesting though.
Tweeti always use vit e but its for healthy skin--but i have read stuff on gyno prevention with vit e
Tweeti would get on nolva as soon as possible lol
but thats just me
TweetI posted this over a year ago on fitnessboard my ex girl used to work for a breats surgeon/Cancer specialist and she told me the same thing I use vitamin E all the time and used to have lumps under my nips and they are minimized or gone! I also took alot of other stuff like bromo, nolvadex, liquidex and so on!
TweetGearedup- cool thanks its good to know its worked for a few people I personally am on Nolva,clomid,liquidex now ,but if Vit E could do the job its way easier
WTB
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TweetOne should be careful not to overdose on the fat soluble vitamins (A and E). Other than that, sounds interesting.
-Spidey
TweetHow much would it take to OD on vitamin E? 2500 IUs were recommended by that doctor...?Originally posted by spidey
One should be careful not to overdose on the fat soluble vitamins (A and E). Other than that, sounds interesting.
-Spidey
Geared how much vit E did you take to get rid of gyno?
-you said that was more successful than all the other methods you tried?
TweetBump for an interesting topic.
TweetNo I didnt say it was more successful... I said I dont know what was successful because I took so many different things for it!
TweetOhhhhh- alright- i wasnt sure what you meantOriginally posted by gearedup
No I didnt say it was more successful... I said I dont know what was successful because I took so many different things for it!
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TweetI don’t know about vitamin E but I do know that zinc is very useful at combating gyno. I am gyno prone and when I up my intake of zinc I require a lot less Nolvadex. I go from 40mg a day down to about 10mg.
It won’t replace Nolvadex but a 30mg capsule every 4 hours helps me tremendously.
Tweetzinc does work well, though I will defintely have to try the vit. E on my next heavy cycle.