[quote]Singhbuilder wrote:
[quote]Mr. Walkway wrote:
[quote]Thepoetsuede wrote:
Are you prone to gyno? asking because the Camber seems low for your dose of Tren…
Also, body recomp, explain. Is the Tren supposed to aid THAT significantly with shape and detail or is it your diet and cardio the really determining factors? Curious because we don’t know your age, whether you’ve held a tight diet before, what you cardio approach is and to be honest, if your looking to lean down to 6% you need to be measuring where your at now with skin folds. Going by eye defeats your goals as you would want concrete numbers…
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As far as I know, progesterone gyno can only occurr if there is a significant amount of estrogen present, this is part of the reason why I am keeping my testosterone levels so low. please correct me if im wrong (I don’t remember where I read that).
I am 21 years old.
By body recomp, I mean losing a significant amount of fat while gaining some muscle. The tren will help me to keep the muscle I already have while dieting, perhaps even allowing me to gain some muscle with its nutrient partitioning effects.
I am very disciplined with my diet…and the “6% bodyfat” was just a random figure that I threw out there. Basically, I want to be really lean, and since I don’t have a particular number I am going by, I am using the mirror.[/quote]
Yes apparently progesterone-induced gyno is attributed to elevated oestrogen levels. Caber will do nothing for progesterone, only combat the elevation of prolactin by increasing the production of Dopamine.
Prolactin-induced gyno is apparently related to suppression of testosterone, by way of secondary hypogonadism.
The Caber will most likely make you feel like a piece of shit after you take it, but maybe your dose is low enough to not have these sides. I along with BBB could not handle caber or bromo well.
Another thing I was curious about is, with elevated dopamine levels and lower prolactin levels, shouldnt one’s refractory period decrease greatly? In theory it should…[/quote]
In theory and IME, yes