I have been seeing some posts about prolactin that I find concerning. so Id like to open a topic here so we can discuss it. i feel this is the best place for it because PCT AI section is largely ignored unless youre looking for adivce. Ive done my best to cover as much as could about this in the following post. if anything is inaccurate please correct me, but lets avoid things without discussing why we should or shouldnt do things. i think this is something that needs discussed because of the constant new users to this forum. we should dispel any bad info and help educate new people. Im always learning new things, even being corrected about things i thought i knew.

The effects of elevated prolactin impact the prostate, FSH, and LH levels, thyroid, energy, testes, fertility, pituitary function, vision, sleep, concentration, energy, pain receptors and reboot. I take caber, not just for the effects it has on gyno or possible lactation but it seems increasingly more difficult to reboot or have full healthy testes with elevated prolactin. My prostate always became swollen while on any nor 19 and the effects on my thyroid are negative. For some these sides can develop even without any prolactin related gyno or lactation. Simply keeping the estrogen under control will keep many of the most obvious prolactin sides under control but not the ones that may cause the most long term issues.
the effects of elevated prolactin on the thyroid can cause Hyperprolactinemia. Elevated prolactin has a direct effect on TSH levels, which can cause hypothyroidism. Also for those who tend to run it often the effects it has on the testes, fertility and bone mass can become problematic. I’ve read several articles for and against the use of anti-prolactin drugs and the ones that advocate against their use typically only address the issue of gyno symptoms, erectile dysfunction and fail to measure or address any other symptom or side effects of elevated prolactin. simply stating, unless you have gyno you should not use caber is a poor choice in my opinion, there are so many more sides from prolactin that are as bad if not worse than gyno or lactating. The idea that caber causes cardiac stress is debated topic, for us in the AAS community we don’t use it for the extremely long periods or doses that some associate with cardiac valve related issues. I feel that statement is inaccurate or completely false at best and here is a link to a medical study to dispel http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/23824978
We do not run the doses or the length of time they do for Parkinson’s. These studies and other studies show little or NO effect at all on cardiac stress or cardiac valve disease. There have been many studies that say the same or show no effect at all. Many of the cardiac stress related issues that can occur while running a Nor 19 are and can be related to the rise in BP because of hydration, fluid retention, and hematocrit levels.
I should also point out that Tren and elevated prolactin levels is a hot topic among the AAS community as many studies have been done, but they have been done typically in the veterinarian sciences, so there is little science to support or disprove elevated prolactin while using tren, after reading many forums and using tren myself I will say it’s a controversial topic, i have experienced high prolactin on tren and I have not, but we must keep in mind that trenbolone isn’t made for human consumption at all, it was designed for bovine use, and there are many factors in why it may cause elevated prolactin, until there is a legit human study this issue will not be put to rest.
Controlling estrogen is primary in controlling prolactin levels. Estrogen is like rocket fuel for prolactin and any prolactin related issues will be exacerbated by high estrogen levels. This does not work for everyone, some even with controlled estrogen can still develop elevated prolactin and prolactin related sides. the effects of prolactin related to AAS use vary from one individual to another. one person may never develop elevated prolactin while another may running the same compound in lower doses, as with all AAS compounds the results and sides vary widely from one individual to another.