Thread: Caber Necessary?????

Keep E in check with AI and there will be no need to caber,

only way to tell is through labs

If you feel it coming on raise AI ( i like stane from 12.5 to 25) the reason i like it is because stane is near impossible to crash E2

but yes on hand is good!

Originally Posted by Largerthannormal

Keep E in check with AI and there will be no need to caber,

only way to tell is through labs

If you feel it coming on raise AI ( i like stane from 12.5 to 25) the reason i like it is because stane is near impossible to crash E2

but yes on hand is good!

I've heard people say this, but I don't know where in the world it comes from. Tren can cause gyno and does not convert to estrogen, only way to control it is with Caber/Prami/Bromo. And just for the record, what people refer to as "prolactin induced" gyno (call it what you like) is different from estrogen induced gyno. The former is an enlargement of the areola and successive secretion of breast milk. The latter is "true gynecomastia," or the proliferation of the tissue of the mammary gland.

Originally Posted by hunkstrum

I've heard people say this, but I don't know where in the world it comes from. Tren can cause gyno and does not convert to estrogen, only way to control it is with Caber/Prami/Bromo. And just for the record, what people refer to as "prolactin induced" gyno (call it what you like) is different from estrogen induced gyno. The former is an enlargement of the areola and successive secretion of breast milk. The latter is "true gynecomastia," or the proliferation of the tissue of the mammary gland.

Like hunk said above. I'm sensitive to prolactin, and find my nips quite uncomfortable on tren. I just ran 600mg of tren E for 10 weeks and I can tell you if I didn't have bromo on hand it woulda been a nightmare. Felt like razor blades when my girl put her head on my chest. Arimidex helped very little, if not at all. Bromo made that pain go away. I highly suggest if you are going to high dose a nandralone to take an anti-prolactin such as caber/bromo/prami.

Originally Posted by enrod

Like hunk said above. I'm sensitive to prolactin, and find my nips quite uncomfortable on tren. I just ran 600mg of tren E for 10 weeks and I can tell you if I didn't have bromo on hand it woulda been a nightmare. Felt like razor blades when my girl put her head on my chest. Arimidex helped very little, if not at all. Bromo made that pain go away. I highly suggest if you are going to high dose a nandralone to take an anti-prolactin such as caber/bromo/prami.

I decided no need to chance it and ran the caber. 8 weeks in and no issues but some extra benefits