I've always had gyno since I was a kid. Been running adex 0.25 eod, but noticed some bloat lately. Would it be fine to jump to 0.50?i mean I know it would be fine, but does it effect gains or what are the sides?
I've always had gyno since I was a kid. Been running adex 0.25 eod, but noticed some bloat lately. Would it be fine to jump to 0.50?i mean I know it would be fine, but does it effect gains or what are the sides?
Whats your cycle consist of?
What are your stats?
24
6'0
9%
211
Test e 750mg a week
Eq 600mg a week
Tbol 40mg ed
Masteron 200mg eod
Yea up to .50, me personally,i find bttr results from stane.
I can think of 2 downsides:
1) it's crappy
2) it doesn't work
How do you derive that conclusion??????Originally Posted by WheelieFreakz
Considering 99% of trt patient who use an AI are prescribed Arimidex including myself, this is the gold standard and works.
Anabolics will affect your lipid panels faster than an AI.Originally Posted by GSXRvi6
As Kel said, it's likely your AI was not an AI. Plenty of evidence supporting benefits of AI when used correctly.Originally Posted by WheelieFreakz
You are improperly informed on this topic. Plain and simple.
It works for test, but test barely aromatizes.
when you're playing with a decent dose of something that highly converts to estro (dbol), adex doesn't touch it. from my experience. I buy my stuff from great white and it's always top notch. I also dont believe adex will help with pre-existing gyno. He should be running ralox and letro
I've used pharm grade anastrozole. It works flawlessly. Aromatization is also influenced by individual variables - some men simply have greater aromatase activity than others.Originally Posted by WheelieFreakz
Letrozole I would use sparingly and rarely would I recommend it. It's much harsher on E2 management and the side effect profile is far more aversive then the other AIs. ALT, AST, and bilirubin are more likely to be elevated on Femara as are the risks for lymphopenia, angina, hypertension, and hypercholesterolemia. Constitutional symptoms are also more prevalent with letrozole dosing.
Letrozole is really not something you should be encouraging or recommending.
This guy keeps posting some very questionable advice.Originally Posted by kelkel
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