RE: Back to the 6-OXO and DHT question

[Guest guest]

I don't know my DHT is coming down 6 months ago I was 170 after getting my E2

down two months later I was 140 and the last test 130 still way to high with a

range of 25 to 75. Today I got my Saw Palmetto from PhytoPharmica I konw this

is the good stuff and strated taking 160 mgs. 2x's/day. I just hope this does

not kill my sex. I know how my DHT got so high I was putting Testim on my boys.

You can try getting a blood test and then go on 6-OXO and see what happens.

Phil

Dale Beckes <dbeckes@...> wrote:

Sorry to dredge up the 6-OXO topic again, but it kinda went sideways and then

ended. It was a fascinating discussion though. I am still hoping that somebody

who may know about these enzyme interactions can comment on my question - if

6-OXO adversely affects aromatase, is it liable to also inhibit 5a-reductase in

a similar fashion against DHT? In other words, is it possible that 6-OXO will

inhibit DHT, like it inhibits E2?

Thanks.../Dale

[Guest guest]

Dale, do you ever read/post on usenet? Pat Arnold, creator of 6-OXO (and

several other prohormone supplements) posts frequently in the

misc.fitness.weights group.

I'm sure he'd respond if you asked your question there. If you do, come

back and share here.

My opinion of 6-OXO is improving each day as I see no results with Indolplex

after a week at doses that rival the cost/price effectiveness of 6-OXO

(which I find a bit too expensive for my budget if I have to stay on TRT).

I actually have access to some Arimidex, but want to see if OTC stuff will

do the same. Even if it will, though, the Arimidex is much much cheaper

than the OTC supplements.

> Back to the 6-OXO and DHT question

>

>

> Sorry to dredge up the 6-OXO topic again, but it kinda went

> sideways and then ended. It was a fascinating discussion

> though. I am still hoping that somebody who may know about

> these enzyme interactions can comment on my question - if

> 6-OXO adversely affects aromatase, is it liable to also

> inhibit 5a-reductase in a similar fashion against DHT? In

> other words, is it possible that 6-OXO will inhibit DHT, like

> it inhibits E2?

>

> Thanks.../Dale

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'd also be interesting in finding out more about 6-OXO. Having used

finasteride, Im concerned about DHT levels.

If someone has blood test of results for DHT and E2 while on Arimidex

and 6-OXO, that be good to see..

thx!

> Sorry to dredge up the 6-OXO topic again, but it kinda went

sideways and then ended. It was a fascinating discussion though. I

am still hoping that somebody who may know about these enzyme

interactions can comment on my question - if 6-OXO adversely affects

aromatase, is it liable to also inhibit 5a-reductase in a similar

fashion against DHT? In other words, is it possible that 6-OXO will

inhibit DHT, like it inhibits E2?

>

> Thanks.../Dale

>

>

[Guest guest]

A couple of other good places to address Pat (and others) would be at:

http://forum.bodybuilding.com/

-and-

http://forum.avantlabs.com

His username at bodybuilding.com is: Arnold

and at Avant: ChemicalPA

> Dale, do you ever read/post on usenet? Pat Arnold, creator of 6-OXO

(and

> several other prohormone supplements) posts frequently in the

> misc.fitness.weights group.

>

> I'm sure he'd respond if you asked your question there. If you do, come

> back and share here.

>

> My opinion of 6-OXO is improving each day as I see no results with

Indolplex

> after a week at doses that rival the cost/price effectiveness of 6-OXO

> (which I find a bit too expensive for my budget if I have to stay on

TRT).

>

> I actually have access to some Arimidex, but want to see if OTC

stuff will

> do the same. Even if it will, though, the Arimidex is much much cheaper

> than the OTC supplements.

>

> > Back to the 6-OXO and DHT question

> >

> >

> > Sorry to dredge up the 6-OXO topic again, but it kinda went

> > sideways and then ended. It was a fascinating discussion

> > though. I am still hoping that somebody who may know about

> > these enzyme interactions can comment on my question - if

> > 6-OXO adversely affects aromatase, is it liable to also

> > inhibit 5a-reductase in a similar fashion against DHT? In

> > other words, is it possible that 6-OXO will inhibit DHT, like

> > it inhibits E2?

> >

> > Thanks.../Dale

> >

> >