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Anadrol and estrogen

BraedenB

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Hey guys, I'm not currently running any cycles but I just like to expand my knowledge. Just curious what you guys do to control the estrogenic side effects of anadrol? Yes I know it does not convert to estrogen but it does bind to the receptors correct? So would you guys run nolva along with it? I've ran dbol and tbol and tbh I didn't like dbol, I felt like poo poo and I didn't gain much to really enjoy it. Tbol was the tits and you'll always see me Around here loving it, but I would like to try anadrol one day to feel the strength and size because if I loved tbol I'll probably adore anadrol. But of course I'd wanna do it safely so any advice and experience is welcomed.
Thanks
 
Hey guys, I'm not currently running any cycles but I just like to expand my knowledge. Just curious what you guys do to control the estrogenic side effects of anadrol? Yes I know it does not convert to estrogen but it does bind to the receptors correct? So would you guys run nolva along with it? I've ran dbol and tbol and tbh I didn't like dbol, I felt like poo poo and I didn't gain much to really enjoy it. Tbol was the tits and you'll always see me Around here loving it, but I would like to try anadrol one day to feel the strength and size because if I loved tbol I'll probably adore anadrol. But of course I'd wanna do it safely so any advice and experience is welcomed.
Thanks

usually just Aromasin with it. but anadrol is a weird one because like you said it doesnt convert to estrogen. im not sure what you mean, if you loved tbol you will love anadrol?? why is that? you do know tbol is a derivative of dbol. hence the name.
 
usually just Aromasin with it. but anadrol is a weird one because like you said it doesnt convert to estrogen. im not sure what you mean, if you loved tbol you will love anadrol?? why is that? you do know tbol is a derivative of dbol. hence the name.
Probably because some people consider Anadrol to give pretty dry gains like tbol which is completely dry.
 
Probably because some people consider Anadrol to give pretty dry gains like tbol which is completely dry.

ok i see what you mean. but dont let that fool you, you can definitely bloat on it. it depends. and also alot of people have no problems with dbol. i dont bloat at all on dbol. i stayed lean even sometimes eating a littld dirty. i also felt amazing on dbol. and alot of people say they feel like trash on Adrol.....everyones different.
 
Hey guys, I'm not currently running any cycles but I just like to expand my knowledge. Just curious what you guys do to control the estrogenic side effects of anadrol? Yes I know it does not convert to estrogen but it does bind to the receptors correct? So would you guys run nolva along with it? I've ran dbol and tbol and tbh I didn't like dbol, I felt like poo poo and I didn't gain much to really enjoy it. Tbol was the tits and you'll always see me Around here loving it, but I would like to try anadrol one day to feel the strength and size because if I loved tbol I'll probably adore anadrol. But of course I'd wanna do it safely so any advice and experience is welcomed.
Thanks

For me Anadrol was pretty dry. I never needed additional AI at all, but I also am not estrogen sensitive. I think it differs person to person on the experience they have and some may want to low dose an AI with it. Assuming you are already running test with it as you should be, then you'll already be running an AI anyways
 
If you like T-Bol ,you'll love Superdrol It's maybe 10 times stronger and works instantly .I've used anadrol it seems like a cheaper version of Superdrol.D-bol well really have no use for it .Back in the day long ago it was the stuff but their are so many better compounds around.
 
But wouldn't an AI be useless for anadrol because it doesn't even convert? Wouldn't you need something like nolva to already bind to the receptor
 
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