aromasin/letro?with fina

[jonathan7250]

quick question ,can I use aromasin instead of letro wen using fina?

 

[Kaiser]

quick question ,can I use aromasin instead of letro wen using fina?

Your question doesn't make much sense to me. You are trying to stop aromitization of estrogen with a drug that only aromitizes to progesterone? Maybe I'm missing something.

 

[sammarbella]

Your question doesn't make much sense to me. You are trying to stop aromitization of estrogen with a drug that only aromitizes to progesterone? Maybe I'm missing something.

Sure you are missing something...maybe he asked for something related to this:

"...trenbolones active metabolite17beta-trenbolone has a binding affinity to the progesterone receptor (PgR) that is actually greater than progesterone itself (18). No need to panic though, the anti-estrogens letrzole or fulvestrant can lower progesterone levels, and combat any progestenic
sides....."

http://www.steroid.com/Trenbolone-Acetate.php

P.S.: You posted this same link yesterday in a reply in Alin's forum.

 

[ministry]

any chance on hearing abit more on this
if you could use letro instead of bromo i would be cheerin

 

[Kaiser]

Sure you are missing something...maybe he asked for something related to this:

"...trenbolones active metabolite17beta-trenbolone has a binding affinity to the progesterone receptor (PgR) that is actually greater than progesterone itself (18). No need to panic though, the anti-estrogens letrzole or fulvestrant can lower progesterone levels, and combat any progestenic
sides....."

http://www.steroid.com/Trenbolone-Acetate.php

P.S.: You posted this same link yesterday in a reply in Alin's forum.

BUT, I honestly had no idea that Femara would actually help out with progesterone sides. I will have to look into it further, but it must be a minimum amount as I would see it. Thank you for point it out.

 

[km2000]

something to look out for when usin letro, it will fuck up your lipids! most experience this but not all.... it did a number on me and a few others i know.....

 

[ministry]

ive been looking around and cant find any body saying that letro stops tren gyno is there anyone that uses it for this purpose?

 

[ministry]

can i get a straight answer on this or wat?

 

[mazz2big]

Im 2 weeks into using Enth,Tren Ace,And Eq. The tren is already giving me nipple problems, which it has never before. I just ordered letrzole 2 days ago. After reading that steroid.com article looks like i made the right choice..Right??

 

[mazz2big]

 

[sammarbella]

Im 2 weeks into using Enth,Tren Ace,And Eq. The tren is already giving me nipple problems, which it has never before. I just ordered letrzole 2 days ago. After reading that steroid.com article looks like i made the right choice..Right??

Are you sure that the gyno comes from Tren?How much Test and EQ are you taking?

If the gino comes from Tren then it must be progesterone related, cause tren doesn't aromatize.

Letro can help you but it seems to need some days to control this progesterone build up.

Bromocriptine is faster to lower the progesterone (via prolactin control).

Letro with nolva and bromocriptine could control it.

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/query.fcgi?cmd=Retrieve&db=PubMed&list_uids=7431320&dopt=Abstract

Regulation of progesterone secretion by LH and prolactin during the first half of pregnancy in the mouse.
Mednick DL, Barkley MS, Geschwind II.

Pregnant mice were treated with antiserum to LH or bromocriptine to inhibit the activity of LH and prolactin, respectively. Luteal function was monitored by the radioimmunoassay of plasma progesterone. Bromocriptine treatment on Days 2 or 5 of pregnancy produced a rapid decrease in progesterone secretion, but had no effect on luteal function when given on Days 6, 7 or 8 of gestation. Treatment with LH antiserum before implantation did not inhibit progesterone secretion, but luteal function was severely impaired when the antiserum was given on Days 5--9 of pregnancy. These results demonstrate the dynamic nature of luteal dependency on prolactin and LH, and indicate that LH is an essential component of the luetotrophic complex of the mouse.

PMID: 7431320 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]

This point is not very clear more info is needed...

Too much speculation?

Who knows?

 

[mazz2big]

Thanks

I look into bromocriptine some more