gyno
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mhmad said:
20 mg of nolva is not going to cure your gyno in any way.. if you have had gyno this long then the best i can recommend is letro and raloxifene but at this point if that does not work then surgery is probably the only alternative....
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imported_hipocampus.me
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I would use Dostinex (http://www.hipocampus.me/index.php?route=product/search&search=Dostin) at 1mg a day for three days as a front load and then 0.5 mg every day after that. If you dont see any results or your lumps are starting to get out of control you might want to drop the Aromasin and hit the Letrozole.
Hipo
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raloxifene is FAR often too overlooked... for those not familiar with raloxifene... Raloxifene is a SERM , Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulator, much like tamoxifen and toremifene as well as clomiphene.. Serms, just as their name indicates, bind selectively to estrogen receptors in different tissues eliciting some interesting responses.
In order to understand how to treat gyno we first need to understand exactly what it is. Gynecomastia is abnormal development of breast tissue in males. The primary cause of this is high levels of estrogen. This excess estrogen begins eliciting its effects on the estrogen receptors in the breast tissue, causing tissue growth and development.
There have been many approaches to the prevention and treatment of gyno. More recently the use of an aromatase inhibitor has been advocated for such a purpose. An Aromatase inhibitor (AI) lowers circulating estrogen levels; therefore less estrogen; less binding to breast tissue. Absence of estrogen at the receptor site in breast tissue causes tissue cell death. That is one approach; however alone it may not be most effective.
Tamoxifen was/is another traditional approach to the treatment of gyno. Tamox acts as an estrogen, binding more strongly to selective estrogen receptors, like the receptors in breast tissue. This prevents the estrogen from exerting any effects on the receptor and the tissue effected. Pretty good treatment and it does work. There is plenty of data to support its effectiveness.
So we already said raloxifene is in the same family of compounds as tamoxifen. So what makes it any better for gyno treatment. Well raloxifene, it turns out, has about 10x the binding affinity for the estrogen receptor in breast tissue than tamoxifen does. It binds much more strongly to the receptor site, virtually eliminating the possibility of any estrogen reaching a receptor and exerting the undesired effect. There are head to head studies proving raloxifene is more effective at treating and relieving gyno than tamoxifen is.
Again there are different approaches to the treatment of gyno, but the approach of using a serm is definitely the most effective. It may be prudent to combine this with the use of an Aromatase inhibitor (AI) to lower estrogen as well, lessening the likelihood of the occurrence. However, for treatment a serm, specifically raloxifene , cannot be beat. Remember if no estrogen reaches the receptor in the breast tissue; the tissue dies. There is no way using an Aromatase inhibitor (AI) to eliminate all estrogen, however with a potent serm like raloxifene , you can prevent any from exerting its effects . If gyno is an issue in your research, it would be very wise to look into this often overlooked but valuable serm.
In order to understand how to treat gyno we first need to understand exactly what it is. Gynecomastia is abnormal development of breast tissue in males. The primary cause of this is high levels of estrogen. This excess estrogen begins eliciting its effects on the estrogen receptors in the breast tissue, causing tissue growth and development.
There have been many approaches to the prevention and treatment of gyno. More recently the use of an aromatase inhibitor has been advocated for such a purpose. An Aromatase inhibitor (AI) lowers circulating estrogen levels; therefore less estrogen; less binding to breast tissue. Absence of estrogen at the receptor site in breast tissue causes tissue cell death. That is one approach; however alone it may not be most effective.
Tamoxifen was/is another traditional approach to the treatment of gyno. Tamox acts as an estrogen, binding more strongly to selective estrogen receptors, like the receptors in breast tissue. This prevents the estrogen from exerting any effects on the receptor and the tissue effected. Pretty good treatment and it does work. There is plenty of data to support its effectiveness.
So we already said raloxifene is in the same family of compounds as tamoxifen. So what makes it any better for gyno treatment. Well raloxifene, it turns out, has about 10x the binding affinity for the estrogen receptor in breast tissue than tamoxifen does. It binds much more strongly to the receptor site, virtually eliminating the possibility of any estrogen reaching a receptor and exerting the undesired effect. There are head to head studies proving raloxifene is more effective at treating and relieving gyno than tamoxifen is.
Again there are different approaches to the treatment of gyno, but the approach of using a serm is definitely the most effective. It may be prudent to combine this with the use of an Aromatase inhibitor (AI) to lower estrogen as well, lessening the likelihood of the occurrence. However, for treatment a serm, specifically raloxifene , cannot be beat. Remember if no estrogen reaches the receptor in the breast tissue; the tissue dies. There is no way using an Aromatase inhibitor (AI) to eliminate all estrogen, however with a potent serm like raloxifene , you can prevent any from exerting its effects . If gyno is an issue in your research, it would be very wise to look into this often overlooked but valuable serm.
Jesus christ thank you! Great explanation. I love raloxafien and find myself constantly explaining this stuff. It destroyed my gyno when ran with nolva
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i thought you might like that... even better news... Pure Essence will be carrying it soon... =) we need to educate more on it
SpikedEggnog
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yes dude, we need that Ralox from PE stat..
i know man, big time... it will be sold in a variety of ways too... in certain stacks, like one with letro for gyno treatment, etc... also in single bottles.
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