NO diss to the freak but he is an Ortho doc.
No offense taken. Given the scope of my practice, I would not have experience using Dostinex in any of my patients (for that matter, I suppose I wouldn't have experience using test, tren dbol, A bombs or deca in them either
. As an MD, and as a doc who has actually published numerous peer-reviewed journal articles and written chapters in some of the most well-known textbooks in orthopaedic surgery, I do have the ability to critically analyze the medical literature, though, and I do have a good working knowledge of endocrinology. This knowledge is admittedly fueled more by my own personal interest in AAS than by any class I took in medical school. I recently did a very exhaustive literature search on trenbolone as well as on dostinex, and really came up with nothing of any substance at all. Certainly nothing that demonstrates that prolactin elevation should be a significant problem with the use of tren, or even deca for that matter.
In the end, also, how we respond to different AAS as INDIVIDUALS will vary greatly. Some love deca, some love EQ...some love dbol and some hate it...for some a dose of arimidex at one dose is fine while others need higher dosages at higher frequencies, etc. That's why I recommend such basic cycles to newbies. If you throw too much into the mix, you really don't know which compounds are responsible for which sides that you are experiencing, beit gyno or depressed libido or whatever. It's only when you learn how you respond to different AAS, at different dosages, and with different ancillaries that you can tell how you as an individual respond to this stuff.
It may be prudent to have a small amount of Dostinex on hand during a tren cycle, just like you should have Nolva on hand for early signs of gyno, but only take it if you start to see sides occurring. Collectively, a forum such as getbig is really the best way for us to share our experiences with these compounds.
