Latest Blood Work results after finishing the OTC Anti Aromatase.

[Simon1972]

its a zinc supplement with tribulus judging from the website picture - active ingrediants tell the story.

the blurb says its patent protected- the boxed picture says it patent pending- conflict.

it says it prevents coversion of test to dht-
dht is more androgenic than test- this may explain your overall levels dropping

why didnt you try clomid or nolvadex instead?

[killergoalie]

why didnt you try clomid or nolvadex instead?

I didn't want to add another prescription drug (If those two are in fact prescription drugs) to my already overloaded prescription drug intake arsenal. Also, I wanted to try arimidex to lower my E2 levels, but my Dr. can't legally prescribe it. I was going to buy some liquid anastrozole from a compound pharmacy, but since I was given the bottle of Anti-A for free to try, I thought I'd try it first.

Also I wouldn't know where to get clomid or nolvadex here in Vancouver, B.C. Canada. (I don't really "trust" customs to allow anything like that through the border without asking too many questions.)

Hey, I admit, it's my own stupidity.

Now I'll have to wait for another month before I can afford the liquid anastrozole. Luckily I see my endo before then, so hopefully when he sees my latest Blood Work results, he can see that I need to lower my E2 even moreso than before when it was still high, but he refused to do anything about it.

He said if I lose weight (which I know I have to) it will probably help lower my E2 level...or at least lower my level of aromatase enzymes. Sounds great in theory, but how in the F**K can I lose the weight if I don't have the energy to get out of bed...let alone to EXERCISE?!! But both my family Dr. and my Endo can't get this through their thick skulls!!

Which is why I wanted an A.I. so it WOULD lower my estradiol level (from 50.1 when this all started) so that I would hopefully have the energy to workout/exercise. Which the testosterone injections should have helped give me if my E2 levels weren't so damn high!!

Again yes, it's my own stupidity, but hopefully it's not too late to turn things around. I honestly hate feeling so lethargic all the time. This is exactly the same way I felt before I started TRT...and was the main reason I went to my Dr. in the first place. I know it takes time, but I should have felt SOME benefit from it by now.

[Simon1972]

prescription drugs go thru rigourous testing before being sold in pharmacies as they are a drug. OTC herbal remedies dont.

alot of the guys here use clomid nolvadex arimidex as sold by the forum sponsor without problems. you will find endo dont know anything- they do there schooling and treat diabetes sufferers, and have little to no experience in male hormones. im going thru the same issues as you are- im getiing an MRI tomoroow to make sure im not suffereing a pituatry tumor ( i have low FSH and LH levels) - if all is good im going to attempt a clomid or nolvadex restart .