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Today we are going to be talking about gyno again.

Gyno is a more frequently discussed topic on the channel lately, it seems like.

And you know, a lot of people want to know.

How do you get rid of it?

Is surgery the only options?

Is there anything you can really do to kind of attenuate the issue?

What if you have, you know, gyno from puberty, you've had it for

years? Is this, you know, you would think the only solution is surgery at that point. And to be

honest, if you have an existing lump, the likelihood that you're going to reverse it entirely

with pharmacology is extremely low. However, what a lot of people don't realize is that it can be shrunk to such

a significant extent that it's essentially unrecognizable or like imperceivable to the average

person. Now, it depends on how developed it is, of course, if you have gyno that looks like,

I don't know, I'm not going to like put out a bodybuilder example but there are tons online

you can see of just like big masses formed under the nipple those ones that are like blatantly

obvious you can make them look a bit better you know with uh serum deployments and whatnot you can

really get uh you know shrink them down make them less inflamed looking but you're not gonna fix

them they're still going to be visible.

If you have a little bit of glandular tissue development, though, or just like a little bit of

a, you know, problematic, you know, gyno where it's, uh, it's not unsightly, but it's fucking

there and it's noticeable, you know, you may benefit from some sort of selective estrogen receptor

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