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Title pretty much asks the question opinions and science. I know they are closely related would it be like overkill to do like 100mg of Masteron E 3x/week or eod with like 25mg of Proviron ed? Benefits or risk?

TheD's picture

Cool I’ve always felt more energetic when taking Proviron. No Tren for me ever (performance athlete) I’ve noticed keeping test dose on the lower end works best for me less water retention and sides but love that sex drive though lol!

TheD's picture

When i use it 25mg works just fine for me

Makwa's picture

Provi is one of those compounds that works synergistically with other compounds, mast included.

lundgren's picture

Are you sure ?
Because Masteron Di-Propionate give a awesome well-being side.
If it's just stacked with for exemple Test + Masteron i think it's lot suffisant.
But Test + Nandrolone Decanoate i think Proviron are a better choice.

What do you think about TRT + Primo and add Proviron for boost the sex drive ?

Makwa's picture

I would run test as high as possible to where you don’t need an ai. That will keep any subq water away and keep you looking your best. Provi will help boost free test and boost the libido into overdrive

TheD's picture

Good to hear because I got a lot of it from a mix up on an order lol!

TheD's picture

Lots of good stuff here bros thank you!!!!

TheD's picture

Doc script trt
The inj winni pip post was me speaking from experience I have a vial in the stash I didn’t want to throw away that I used previously.
This post wasn’t really about the cycle but the effects of the compounds Mast and Proviron when used together if there were benifits or more risk or just pointless.
I know the way I talk is often unclear

TheD's picture

Take out the winni sounds good.
25-50mg of Proviron sounds good.
Not going huge on Test I’ve noticed for me the lighter the doses the better.
What Mast Test ratio you think works best?
Saw palmetto for prostate yes sir!

TheD's picture

Got it 600 Test e/c 300 Mast E
Let’s say short ester ratio?

TheD's picture

Awesome thank you Rusty for sharing your knowledge with us I feel like we need to pay you for that

kibby's picture

Masteron for me has me more aggressive than tren. I was really disappointed because when researching masreon all I could find was positive comments and the only negative ones were cholesterol and hairloss

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IrishMack's picture

Agreed, mast was my achilles heal for anger management. I knew it was time to stop when I woke from a blackout and was beating up granny for driving 40 in a 65.

kibby's picture

Lol!

Yes very easy to lose your temper on masteron. Not sure why as I always thought DHT should make us feel fantastic

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TheD's picture

Interesting I will look out for the aggression sides not sure if I’ve had that before or not on Mast naturally I’m aggressive but since I do martial arts I can get that out in a productive legal manner lol!

kibby's picture

That might explain what I seen this mornig......guy in a big truck (18 wheeler) drove straight into a car all to gain 4 extra ft.

But it was him causing the jam in the first place on a roundabout

I honestly couldn't believe what I was seeing

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kibby's picture

Lol
I think he was having a bad day and thought fuck it I've had enough

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kibby's picture

Hahaha

There's a movie with a scene like that......its going to bug me now as I can't remember what the movie was

Damn it!!!!!

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helloBrooklyn's picture

I believe that’s the Dawn of the Dead remake.

kibby's picture

BOOM!!!

Thank you sir ;)

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JARHEAD2's picture

You da man

JARHEAD2's picture

Me too! I don’t mind aggression lol

JARHEAD2's picture

The mast can have that affect on some & especially above 300-400mg/wk..... I’m not sure if it is the compound or the estrogen. I will do some research!

JARHEAD2's picture

Also protect the prostate while on mast bro!!
I will definitely get back with you on anything I find.

helloBrooklyn's picture

As always, someone correct me if this is blatantly incorrect, but as far as I know, both provi and mast act as anti-Es to some extent, albeit through different mechanisms. Whereas provi binds to SHBG and reduces aromatization, I believe drostanolone directly impedes estrogen receptor binding.

I saw anastrozole mentioned below. If you have two compounds inhibiting aromatization and one compound reducing the ability of estrogen to carry out its functions, you can see the potential for a problem if careful watch isn’t kept.

Ogmudbone62113's picture

I've had blood pulled on provi and me estro was high 40s and I was on no ai it felt much better than with an ai and my estro being about 25. I have always thought of it just like you said. I know it being a dht derivative will offset that male hormone to female hormone ration with no added aromatization and damn sure makes me feel better

mrbones's picture

100% correct. anastro on hand but not taken would be the right thing. I doubt he will have E problems on this. You never know though. Thumbs up!

TheD's picture

In conclusion everybody is different

helloBrooklyn's picture

I believe the politically accepted terminology would be: “everybody is a special little snowflake.”

TheD's picture

Haha!

mrbones's picture

I agree. The way i read it the comment he was saying no need to start off on it. i was saying have it on hand or are you saying it should be taken regardless off the bat? Ill use the search to look for that. Thanks

JARHEAD2's picture

It most definitely has to do with estrogen sensitivity! I’m good without any AI most of the time I might need a low dose of adex for a few days, but my buddy has to use an AI no matter what.
Hey, we’re talking about the Mast & try to figure out why it causes aggression in some? Do you have this side & do you believe it is due to estro? I’m not finding much besides people looking for the same answer.

mrbones's picture

"It also stimulates the motor context of anger or hostile feelings in
neurological deficits of temporal lobe, impulse control disorders, and schizophrenia
(Sadock & Sadock, 2003)"