Superdrol delayed gyno

[pushpull]

Hey everyone, I've been away from this board and prohormones for a over year now. I just did a quick google search about superdrol because I have some left over and I was considering running it again. I keep seeing reports from users that are experiencing delayed onset of gyno, to which I experienced for the first time on my last superdrol cycle.

I ran it 20/20/20 without a SERM, using rebount xt for PCT. I was kind of surprized that I got gyno because I never experienced it with other PHs. Their are many theories floating around regarding why Superdrol would cause gyno with its low estrogen conversion. In many cases of delayed gyno from SD, users were running rebound xt at high dosages (like myself) or running rebount xt with a serm. Its been suggested that in doing so, you are actually setting yourself up for a large estrogen rebound when you stop PCT, thus making yourself more prone to gyno.

I was just wondering if people in this forum have had similar experiences or have come to any conclusions about superdrol?

I was planning on running a Tbol/test cycle in the future but I'm considering running a quick superdrol cycle in the mean time. However, this time I would run Nolva.

Whats everyone else's experience with Superdrol with or without a serm for pct. Any advice for me on reducing the chance of making my gyno worse?

[vassille]

WIthout geting all technical about terminology and what not, the best way to minimize the chance of getting gyno is to know where it comes from....
Is there the estrogen out of control or the prolactins or both?
For estrogen use adex/aromasin or letro, if there is some nipple hardening use nolva along with an Ai.
For prolactins use gabergoline with Letro/adex. No Nolva
And that's about it
As for SD, I don't know what is being elevated BUT if I were you I would def do my homework to find out before starting the cycle.
If it's estrogen then to prevent rebound use a low dose Adex/aromasin 2-3 weeks after the cycle as well throughout the cycle
Nolva has a tendecy to cause rebound because it only blocks the estrogen receptors and DOES NOT eliminate estrogen. Thus when discontinued it can cause problems if the estrogen is still high. It is also my guess about the superdrol that it behaves the same way
As for preventing gyno it seems that letro is very effective but somewhat very harsh as well.