AI vs SERMs for Controlling Estrogen

[Strongblood]

I read somewhere that AIs like Arimidex cause bad cholesterol to rise where as SERMs do not. Has any of you ever heard of this? I've never used any SERMs, but I am interested in anything that can help keep bad cholesterol in check and lower estrogen while on cycle.

[Splifton]

AI's and SERMs are two radically different groups of pharmaceuticals with their own individual pharmacokinetics/dynamics. Both interact with our endogenous oestrogenic compounds, but do so in very different ways. AI (aromatase inhibitor) are a class of drugs that possess inhibitory activities on the aromatase' function which includes it's role in being the catalyst for oestrogenic hormones (testosterone>estradiol:5a-androstanedione>estrone this will also aromatize any anabolic/androgenic steroid that possess a methylat

I was under the presumption that anastozole was relatively minor in it's alterations to your HDL/LDL levels and what alterations it did produce were unfavorable. Tamoxifin lowers your LDLs in a beneficial direction, but if you are concerned about your lipid numbers and TG/TC then anabolic/androgenic steroids in supraphysiological dosages isn't aiding in the journey either.