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    Ok Im on test at 500 ew/deca at 400ew and just started winstrol @50mg ed. I have recently noticed that Im getting a little mass behind both nipples. Not sensative or anything unless I really grab on the mass. I have nolva and b6. Should I try heavy doses of the b6 1st? If so what doasge? Or run them both and what dosages?

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      Re: b6 for an anti-e?

      Originally posted by crombie09
      Ok Im on test at 500 ew/deca at 400ew and just started winstrol @50mg ed. I have recently noticed that Im getting a little mass behind both nipples. Not sensative or anything unless I really grab on the mass. I have nolva and b6. Should I try heavy doses of the b6 1st? If so what doasge? Or run them both and what dosages?
      Hard to say, you should know your own body better than us as we can do is guess if its the deca or test. Each one will require a diff measure of attack.
      Thomas Jefferson - "When the government fears the people there is liberty; when the people fear the government there is tyranny."


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        I am guessing it is the Deca and it progesterone induced gyno which would require you to at least start running the B-6. I don't have my B6 handy but I am thinking I was taking 400mg or mcg per day when I used it for the Pre gyno effects I got from NPP.
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          Re: b6 for an anti-e?

          OK so I've been taking this b6 at 800mg per day and the mass is still here. I have some nolva but not a lot. If I order some liquid from our board sponser, what should I get to make this lump go away?

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            Bump for the bump under my left nipple!

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              If it is fact from the deca id get some bromociptrine. To be on the safe side id do about 60mg ed of nolva and 12.5 mg aroma ed, and see if that doesn't help first. Were you taking any anti-e on this cycle? I would have done the aromasin with this cycle to begin with.

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                B6 won't help much if symptoms occure, but it is a decent preventitive, for any 19NOR cycle. if symptoms present start bromo or better yet, cabergoline.

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                  Well, more times than not it's better to treat it while off, than on. When you are on it's more of a preventative but once you have it you might as well wait until you are off and then treat it. Otherwise, you will have to take a lot more and a lot of guys don't even see a reduction until they are off. Everyone is different. You can take low nolva to preventit from getting worse and then raise it during pct to get rid of it. I personally like arimidex best for treatment, but that's me. I've never taken anything but nolva and arimidex so I can't comment on the other stuff mentioned.
                  I used to have superhuman powers....until my therapist took them away.

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                    if you are no 100% sure iof the cause. a complete gyno attack would be cabergoline, letro and raolxifene...trust me on this.

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                      ^^ knows his stuff so I would listen! I've just never had to use any of what you mentioned but I know who to come back to if I need to.
                      I used to have superhuman powers....until my therapist took them away.

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                        Originally posted by chaos
                        if you are no 100% sure iof the cause. a complete gyno attack would be cabergoline, letro and raolxifene...trust me on this.
                        My goodness, the caber is $100 by itself. I think I paid a little more than that for the cycle Im on now. Haha. There isnt one that you recommend that will make this go away? I've had it before, I believe and it kinda just went away after the cycle. Im just scared of one day it becoming permanent.

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                          Re: b6 for an anti-e?

                          Originally posted by crombie09
                          My goodness, the caber is $100 by itself. I think I paid a little more than that for the cycle Im on now. Haha. There isnt one that you recommend that will make this go away? I've had it before, I believe and it kinda just went away after the cycle. Im just scared of one day it becoming permanent.
                          Anyone?

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                            Re: b6 for an anti-e?

                            What about Raloxifene?

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                              Re: b6 for an anti-e?

                              Originally posted by crombie09
                              What about Raloxifene?
                              for estrogen induced gyno, raloxifene is best by far. for progestron induced gyno, cabergoline is best.

                              i know where you could get caber in smaller amounts for less money if that would help. a bottle of chemone caber lasts 8 months at .5mg e4d or 2months in gyno killing mode .5md ed

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