I think all modern men definetly needs to take aromatase inhibitors sometimes

[Deleted member 20652]

I think all modern men definetly needs to take aromatase inhibitors sometimes

Modern men have excess estrogen levels from lifestyle, tap water, plastics, hygiene products, skin creams, alcohol, chemicals, food additives etc.

Every man would benefit from sometimes taking a aromatase inhibitor to reduce excess estrogen.

Aromasin can also increase natty testosterone levels.

from raypeat forums

In males exemestane was found to increase total testosterone by ~60% after 10 days @ 25mg/day, however the same study found that while it increased total testosterone by 60% free testosterone was increased by over 100 percent! that's right, it DOUBLES bio-available testosterone (natty of course).

There is a great study on the pharmacokinetics of exemestane in men which found the following:
-24 hours after one 25mg dose estrogen levels are reduced by 70-80%
-72 hours later estrogen levels are still 40% below baseline even though the drug itself is almost completely eliminated
-120 hours after initial dose estrogen levels return to baseline (without rebounding)

//Thomas DOM

 

[chadmanlet04]

question is how?

 

[Deleted member 20652]

question is how?

According to haidut on raypeat forums all that is needed is 2.5 mg of Aromasin once a week.

//Thomas DOM

 

[chadmanlet04]

According to haidut on raypeat forums all that is needed is 2.5 mg of Aromasin once a week.

//Thomas DOM

most come in 25mg pills though

 

[Deleted member 20652]

most come in 25mg pills though

just take a 1/4th of a 25 mg pill once a week . That is something like 6 mg, it doesnt need to be exactly 2.5 mg.

//Thomas DOM

 

[Foreverbrad]

question is how?

I believe estrogen levels have a big part to play in the HPTA feedback loop.

The estrogen levels influence the FSH and LH levels influence the testosterone levels influence the estrogen levels.

If you lower your aromatisation you’ll trigger more testosterone production, and the testosterone that’s produced will be more likely to bind to an AR or be reduced to DHT than be aromatised.