FINA - Call me stupid but...

[SJR7674]

TweetI can't believe how stupid I am. After 12 years of using AAS I didn't know that Fina could cause gyno (I guess through an increase in progesterone). I was even worried about even getting gyno no matter what I was on because I am taking 1 mg of Arimidex and 40 mg of Novadex. All of the sudden, when I uped my dosegae from 300 to 600 mg per week I got gyno.

Shit, I am only 3 weeks out from a show. Is there anything that prevents gyno while on Fina. Should I just taper down and get off, and hope the gyno goes down in 3 weeks.

Do I even need the Fina if I am using 30 mg of Halo and 150 mg of Proviron for androgens.

I can't believe this. Uh!!!

[goliath.jr]

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Originally posted by SJR7674
I can't believe how stupid I am. After 12 years of using AAS I didn't know that Fina could cause gyno (I guess through an increase in progesterone). I was even worried about even getting gyno no matter what I was on because I am taking 1 mg of Arimidex and 40 mg of Novadex. All of the sudden, when I uped my dosegae from 300 to 600 mg per week I got gyno.

Shit, I am only 3 weeks out from a show. Is there anything that prevents gyno while on Fina. Should I just taper down and get off, and hope the gyno goes down in 3 weeks.

Do I even need the Fina if I am using 30 mg of Halo and 150 mg of Proviron for androgens.

I can't believe this. Uh!!!

bromo...

it will make you feel like crap though. but it stopr progesterone gyno. back the doses back down a little and see if it subsides. by the time your bromo arrives, the show would be right around the corner, so it's probably a little late for that...

[nmk85roll]

TweetNolva should do it, but as a last resort, try some bromo. Side effects kinda suck for some people.

[goliath.jr]

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Originally posted by nmk85roll
Nolva should do it, but as a last resort, try some bromo. Side effects kinda suck for some people.

nolvadex won't help a bit.

[nmk85roll]

TweetI think prolangtum would argue with you on that one. I don't have the studies, but he's full of the info on that subject.

[goliath.jr]

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Originally posted by nmk85roll
I think prolangtum would argue with you on that one. I don't have the studies, but he's full of the info on that subject.

lol - he would argue with a wall if given the chance.

[goliath.jr]

Tweetbesides, he was already taking 40mg's a day when he started having symptoms.

[SJR7674]

TweetWhy in the world would Novadex help if Arimidex, which is supposed to block over 92% estrogen conversion doesn't. I am interested if there is some back door method that would make Nova work and Arimidex not. I just started taking the Nova this week, so if Prolangtum has an answer to this, I would much appreciate it. By the way, what is Bromo exactly?

[bigshug]

Tweetbromocriptine, and it will stop progesterone gyno....your nolva adn the rest won't do shit

[prolangtum]

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Originally posted by goliath.jr
lol - he would argue with a wall if given the chance.

wheres this wall that is talking smack................

[goliath.jr]

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Originally posted by prolangtum
wheres this wall that is talking smack................

lol!

[AnotherUser]

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Originally posted by SJR7674
Why in the world would Novadex help if Arimidex, which is supposed to block over 92% estrogen conversion doesn't. I am interested if there is some back door method that would make Nova work and Arimidex not. I just started taking the Nova this week, so if Prolangtum has an answer to this, I would much appreciate it. By the way, what is Bromo exactly?

Arimidex binds to the enzyme aromatase, which halts the conversion of some steroids to estrogen. Nolvadex is a synthetic, weak estrogen that basically competes with stronger estrogens (such as estradiol) at tissue sites. They work by to completely different methods.

[nmk85roll]

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Originally posted by AnotherUser
Arimidex binds to the enzyme aromatase, which halts the conversion of some steroids to estrogen. Nolvadex is a synthetic, weak estrogen that basically competes with stronger estrogens (such as estradiol) at tissue sites. They work by to completely different methods.

Exactly, one is better for prevention, the other is better for treatment. Hey prolangtum, aren't you gonna tap into the nolva vs. fina gyno arguement?!?! Don't leave me hanging bro...

[goliath.jr]

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Originally posted by nmk85roll
Hey prolangtum, aren't you gonna tap into the nolva vs. fina gyno arguement?!?! Don't leave me hanging bro...

LOL - you said it, why dont you back it up?

[mcbvr6]

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Originally posted by goliath.jr
LOL - you said it, why dont you back it up?

Exactly. If all you (and I mean anyone) do is think what people tell you to think, then you are a fool. If you believe pro that nolvadex prevents fina gyno, that's fine; but wouldn't you rather know for yourself. If I were to get gyno while on a fina cycle I would sure as hell read everything I could (from opinions to actual studies) and I wouldn't tell anyone else what to do until I knew for sure.

I'm not stepping into the discussion of nolva vs. bromo because I have never (thankfully) had to research it. All I'm saying is that before you advise someone on how to treat a medical condition, you should know the issue inside and out and not just repeat what someone else says.