Is taking an AI without a cycle at 14 is usefull?

[l1ghtsz]

If I testmax naturally should I take a AI prevent growth plates closure ?

 

[Hyakkimaru]

a little young, but to prevent grwoth plate closure it is optimal to take ai's

 

[l1ghtsz]

a little young, but to prevent grwoth plate closure it is optimal to take ai's

For how long and which dosages? As I still need oestrogens

 

[Hyakkimaru]

For how long and which dosages? As I still need oestrogens

do ur own research, if u cant bring urself to do that you shouldnt take them

 

[notgraycel245969]

Im still on edge about estrogen blockers taken during puberty as ive heard its essential for brain development. However people in history with extreme aromatase deficiency still had developed brains and some were even successful in their own right. Estrogen being important for brain power is kinda a myth, otherwise women would be smarter than men

 

[LTNLurker70]

Im still on edge about estrogen blockers taken during puberty as ive heard its essential for brain development. However people in history with extreme aromatase deficiency still had developed brains and some were even successful in their own right. Estrogen being important for brain power is kinda a myth, otherwise women would be smarter than men

It’s definitely an interesting idea. As of right now there is little clinical data on purposeful estrogen deprivation in the child brain. I actually have a shit ton of experience with this though. I was on letrozole 2.5mg for 4 years from ages 14-18, which effectively means I went through later puberty without estrogen. I did the drug with a doctor who got his doctorate publishing one of the few studies on letrozole use for growth plate closure. Overall it definitely helped my reach a height otherwise impossible when paired with hgh. However simply nuking your estrogen to prevent growth plate closure without growth hormone only provides modest height gains. I think ~3 cm, more data is definitely needed.

 

[notgraycel245969]

It’s definitely an interesting idea. As of right now there is little clinical data on purposeful estrogen deprivation in the child brain. I actually have a shit ton of experience with this though. I was on letrozole 2.5mg for 4 years from ages 14-18, which effectively means I went through later puberty without estrogen. I did the drug with a doctor who got his doctorate publishing one of the few studies on letrozole use for growth plate closure. Overall it definitely helped my reach a height otherwise impossible when paired with hgh. However simply nuking your estrogen to prevent growth plate closure without growth hormone only provides modest height gains. I think ~3 cm, more data is definitely needed.

Theres data. I remember watching MPMD video about it years back. Severe aromate deficiency usually means they continue growing into adulthood well over 30s, they turn out to be extremely tall however growth is very slow and nowhere as fast as someone who’s in puberty. I think their height average is 6’9, don’t quote me on this though

 

[LTNLurker70]

Theres data. I remember watching MPMD video about it years back. Severe aromate deficiency usually means they continue growing into adulthood well over 30s, they turn out to be extremely tall however growth is very slow and nowhere as fast as someone who’s in puberty. I think their height average is 6’9, don’t quote me on this though

I meant there isn’t really that much data for application to regular kids as a casual height therapy. You can extrapolate from studies like the one you suggested, but I doubt it’s helpful and feasible for people to deprive themselves of estrogen till their 30s. That would surely cause bone density and heart issues.

 

[l1ghtsz]

I meant there isn’t really that much data for application to regular kids as a casual height therapy. You can extrapolate from studies like the one you suggested, but I doubt it’s helpful and feasible for people to deprive themselves of estrogen till their 30s. That would surely cause bone density and heart issues.

thx a lot bhai