WHICH anti-aromatase and why? Arimidex vs Femara vs aromasin

[Guest guest]

I have read that aromasin does not negatively affect lipids and IGF-1 like adex

and femara do? What do you guys think is safest for long term concominant use

with TRT?

[Guest guest]

Look this the difference between them on blocks Estradiol from being made this

is Arimidex and my lipids and IGF-1 levels are fine you are not going to be

taking one mgs every day like women do. So at best you will be doing 1/4 .25mgs

every 2 to 3 days. So then sides you read about don't happen.

Femara and aromasin kills Aromatase so when you go down to low it takes a long

time to get your levels back up. You first need to make more Aromatase this is

why they call this a Suicide Inhibitor.

Take my word for it don't try the other kinds Arimidex is the best and safest.

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Phil

> From: gt_308cal <gt_308cal@...>

> Subject: WHICH anti-aromatase and why? Arimidex vs Femara vs

aromasin

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> Date: Tuesday, October 6, 2009, 5:17 PM

> I have read that aromasin does not

> negatively affect lipids and IGF-1 like adex and femara do?

> What do you guys think is safest for long term concominant

> use with TRT?

>

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[Guest guest]

I plan to start using Aromasin within the next month. I will report my results.

I seen people with testing showing their HDL and IGF-1 come back up quite a bit

after dropping Arimidex and starting Aromasin.

You have to very careful because it is a suicide AI which means it disables the

aromatase enyzme instead of just blocking it. It takes a lot longer to recover

if you drop too low.

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From: gt_308cal <gt_308cal@...>

Sent: Tuesday, October 6, 2009 4:17:57 PM

Subject: WHICH anti-aromatase and why? Arimidex vs Femara vs

aromasin

 

I have read that aromasin does not negatively affect lipids and IGF-1 like adex

and femara do? What do you guys think is safest for long term concominant use

with TRT?