Done a good Amt of reading on this but still want to get opinions on the use of this compound since it will be the first time using it.
I've always used Aromasin for an Anti E. But, I still have some lingering gyno. Thought I'd give Letro a shot as others have had success shrinking up some bumps.
Undecided on dosage really. I don't think 2.5 is really wise given the extreme nature of this. 1.25 is likely the max I'll go it I may even start with half of that.
I'm also contemplating using this as my anti-e on my next cycle as well. I really need to stay ahead of this gyno. Definelty would like to hear how others have used this on cycle as there AI and dosage.
Thanks.
I've had this discussion numerous times with people, and I'll post a copy of a convo I had with someone just yesterday on a different forum. It may/may not shed some light on your current situation,the convo maybe edited slightly to serve you better...
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Far as Letro, this method (supposed cure) has been regurgitated and spouted recklessly throughout the forums for years, without ANY SOLID EVIDENCE TO SUPPORT IT!
All letro will do is minimally reduce the inflammation by entirely removing E2 completely (not a wise thing, as we need estro)..NO MEDICATION WILL REMOVE GYNO..It will only decrease localize inflammation within the ducts/glandular tissue!
There's forms of treatment to hinder further growth, and minimize local inflammation within the "glandular tissue", and the most effective method is in fact Tamox, due to its binding affinity to the receptors..You can utilize Tamox long term at low dosages, UNLIKE letro, where you may acquire a slew of health/sexual related issue..
The problem is with the "Glandular tissue" being sensitize to E1/E2,the localize tissue on the male breast,
the receptors being dependent (this sounds like you 101st)..You can take all the AI's you wish, but they don't have a direct course of action that targets these receptors solely (glandular breast tissue)..All your doing is removing E2 from the entire endocrine (static system),thus giving the appearance that it's targeting the glands directly, at the same time failing to provide the rest of the body's functions with estro in which it needs to operate as each hormone has a partnership that influence each other to create a state of balance within, as the system of checks try to create..
Treatment should be to target,not annihilate and obliterate (unless it's cancerous)...The only PROVEN method to remove gyno is with a "Scalpel" or "laser"!
Any other medication is merely treatment!
I would suggest very low,to moderate dose of letro, with a low does of tamox (run both concurrent, LOW DOSE)..You can remove letro and return treatment with it later when you wish to discontinue letro, to avoid and estro rebound effects (again, not proven in all subjects)..
Target,target, and target.. Do not remove, you dont need crush E2 levels.. This will lead to a slew of other health related issues!