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    Anthony roberts PCT modified?

    I assume it wouldn't be a bigdeal to use Ldex instead of aromasin for the AR PCT protocol since they both do the same thing, right? I have plenty of Ldex and no aromasin and don't feel like ordering it just to use this PCT protocol...

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    Studies show that nolva makes type II Ai's less effective... Thats why A-ROB recommends aromasin in his PCT protocol..

    Aromasin ( A type I AI ) , doesn't need to be present to continue doing its job on the aromatase enzyme.. Unlike a type II Ai , which is partially eliminated by the nolva- and unfortunately needs to be present to continue its aromatase inhibition .... Once a type I AI (aromaisin) , does it's job , the enzyme it attached to is useless ..

    That would be the advantage of using aromasin ...


    Merc.

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    Nolva will decrease levels of arimidex in ya system (Type II AI), Aromasin isnt effected (Type I AI)

    But you can sub it for arimidex, just up the dose a bit.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Merc. View Post
    Studies show that nolva makes type II Ai's less effective... Thats why A-ROB recommends aromasin in his PCT protocol..

    Aromasin ( A type I AI ) , doesn't need to be present to continue doing its job on the aromatase enzyme.. Unlike a type II Ai , which is partially eliminated by the nolva- and unfortunately needs to be present to continue its aromatase inhibition .... Once a type I AI (aromaisin) , does it's job , the enzyme it attached to is useless ..

    That would be the advantage of using aromasin ...


    Merc.
    That's the better longer answer! lol

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    sweeet, thanks guys!

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