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Clinical Use of Anabolics and Hormones
Clinical Use of Anabolics and Hormones
Nandrolone Experiences
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 169743" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>Nandorlone WILL NOT increase E2 and prolactin in the serum! I’m not trying to be mean, but I’m going to have to end this conversation here. For some reason, you’re just not understanding how nandrolone works. Nandrolone produces extremely low levels of E2 and prolactin. Why would you expect to see any significant increases in E2 or prolactin in the serum?? All those other side effects are all side effects of either low or high E2/ prolactin. If you don’t believe that receptor sensitivity matters, im not going to waste my time trying to convince you. We see this all the time with insulin receptors. Insulin receptor sensitivity is a thing. Some people require much higher levels of insulin, to get the same effect. This is due to the receptor not being sensitive to the insulin hitting the receptor. The same thing can happen with the testosterone receptor. It can happen with any receptor. But anyways, I’m going to stop responding to you on this thread. We can communicate on other threads if you want, on other subjects than this. But we’re just beating a dead horse at this point, and nothing we’re saying is constructive. I’m honestly surprised the moderators haven’t closed the thread, due to it being so repetitive at this point. I apologize if I’m coming off rude or disrespectful. I just don’t see how us going back and forth is beneficial to anyone, including us.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 169743, member: 15043"] Nandorlone WILL NOT increase E2 and prolactin in the serum! I’m not trying to be mean, but I’m going to have to end this conversation here. For some reason, you’re just not understanding how nandrolone works. Nandrolone produces extremely low levels of E2 and prolactin. Why would you expect to see any significant increases in E2 or prolactin in the serum?? All those other side effects are all side effects of either low or high E2/ prolactin. If you don’t believe that receptor sensitivity matters, im not going to waste my time trying to convince you. We see this all the time with insulin receptors. Insulin receptor sensitivity is a thing. Some people require much higher levels of insulin, to get the same effect. This is due to the receptor not being sensitive to the insulin hitting the receptor. The same thing can happen with the testosterone receptor. It can happen with any receptor. But anyways, I’m going to stop responding to you on this thread. We can communicate on other threads if you want, on other subjects than this. But we’re just beating a dead horse at this point, and nothing we’re saying is constructive. I’m honestly surprised the moderators haven’t closed the thread, due to it being so repetitive at this point. I apologize if I’m coming off rude or disrespectful. I just don’t see how us going back and forth is beneficial to anyone, including us. [/QUOTE]
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