Winstrol-Weight Gain or Not? Gyno Issues or Not?

[cavdude]

There's alot of good information on this site regarding the use of Winstrol used as a cutting agent etc. Yet there is some conflicting information that also says its a weight gainer with associated Gyno issues?

Can those of you who have used or are currently using this product, shed some light on what one could expect when adding this product to a basic Test cycle?

Thanking in advance for your opinions!

 

[3clipseGT]

There's alot of good information on this site regarding the use of Winstrol used as a cutting agent etc. Yet there is some conflicting information that also says its a weight gainer with associated Gyno issues?

Can those of you who have used or are currently using this product, shed some light on what one could expect when adding this product to a basic Test cycle?

Thanking in advance for your opinions!

I havnt seen anything about winny causing gyno and if it did id bet it wasnt winny.

Also winny is a derivitive of dht which also makes it hard to believe itd cause gyno. But would make a great addition to a test cycle and to keep gains lean.

 

[FIRE0808]

So far I have never come across gyno that caused by Winstrol. It has a nice hardening effect. Add it with test will yield in good lean mass gains. Down side is that a lot of guys experience joint pains when running it. It's zero pains for me. I guess it's individual. I loved the oil based ones.

 

[aphextwin]

Never seen anyone use Winny and experience gyno. As Fired0808 mentioned, one can add to solid muscle when used in conjunction with test. Obviously, diet and truing must be in check....there's no free rides.

 

[cavdude]

your reply's

I appreciate the answers (important to me) from such distinguished members.




thk you,
cavdude

 

[mcswag]

I'm not a distinguished member by any means.. but winstrol helps lower estrogen. Estrogen is the main culprit when someone gets gyno. That or prolactin or progesterone.. Winstrol exhibits none of these and there for can not cause gyno