If you have gyno you can’t just click your fingers and fix it as some have said. That’s not how it work unfortunately. You need to have a lot of ai’s on hand. I’d have enough aromasin or arimidex to run it at a full dose Ed plus some letro and tamoxifen on hand and then figure out what the...
This is starting to hurt my brain... I never said one was better then the other, that was someone else who advised me to ditch Arimidex for aromasin because it’s better... and then proceeded to post an article which was not very accurate, it didn’t even get the core concept right... I wasn’t...
I also found a comparative study in young men where it found arimidex dropped estradiol by 48%, no effect on gh or shbg but did find decrease of igf1 of 18%... does that translate from 16 year old natty to a grown man on juice? I dont know. Anyway Ill shut up and stop taking over the forum...
This is aromasin
Exemestane is an irreversible, steroidal aromatase inactivator of type I, structurally related to the natural substrate 4-androstenedione. It acts as a false substrate for the aromatase enzyme, and is processed to an intermediate that binds irreversibly to the active site of...
I had to look things up because Like I said its been a while. Im pretty good at retaining infornation though anyway This is copy and pasted from Wikipedia... notice even though it eliminates 97% of aromatase it onnly reduces estradiol by 85%.... I thought that was interesting as one would...
I’m open to being wrong I just don’t think I am in this case. My understanding is they are all AI’s otherwise known as aromatase inhibitors... they all work by attaching to the aromatase enzyme thereby blocking it from converting androgens into estrogens... the difference is aromasin and...
Also letro is not a suicide inhibitor yet is far stronger than aromasin..... formastane is another example of a suicide inhibitor yet less effective than all of the others. So itÂ’s a little more complicated than that.
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Mmmm they are all aromatase inhibitors... you are...
I still think aromasin and arimidex are essentially equivilent... I don’t mean they are they same I just mean they achieve the same rough outcome. They both bind to the enzyme responsible for converting to estrogen. Fair enough one binds to the aromatase enzyme permanently and the other doesn’t...