Should I take Estrogen Blockers for Clavicle Maxxing?

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Im 20 and im planning on taking arimidex to down regulate my estrogen and keep the growth plates open.
As we know the Clavicles close by +/- age 25 so im planning on getting the most out of it by taking arimidex and HGH.

But is it too risky to take estrogen Blockers as a 20y old?
Teenagers dont have that high levels of estrogen to begin with so nuking it wont effect them too badly.

But what about someone in their 20s and older?
There sadly isnt much specific information out there except from bodybuilders who use it to manage their cycle which isnt exactly the same as using Arimidex without having super high T and estrogen like me.


Does someone have more information regarding this topic?
Are perhaps some of you doing the same?
 
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snakemaster77 said:
can you explain why it would be risky? i took letrozole in my teens 16-18
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Well mostly due to the effects it has on the brain and mood.
There are ofc. other side effects like having weak bones. tendons etc.

But what im most concerned about is the effect on your brain (to be precise your IQ) and mood.
There sadly isnt much data out there about how it effects the brain except from a study done on women with breast cancer.

But from what it seems it affects your cognitive function.
and dont get me started on the mood.

Apparently you feel absolute shit but tbh I only heard that from people who also take exogenes Testosterone and their Situation might not be the same as someone who has normal T and Estrogen Levels.
 
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Rejoy said:
Well mostly due to the effects it has on the brain and mood.
There are ofc. other side effects like having weak bones. tendons etc.

But what im most concerned about is the effect on your brain (to be precise your IQ) and mood.
There sadly isnt much data out there about how it effects the brain except from a study done on women with breast cancer.

But from what it seems it affects your cognitive function.
and dont get me started on the mood.

Apparently you feel absolute shit but tbh I only heard that from people who also take exogenes Testosterone and their Situation might not be the same as someone who has normal T and Estrogen Levels.
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yeah this thing happened to me, i even wrote about it here in 2023/2024 and i didnt even know about that study. My iq plummeted after taking it and i still have a bunch of other side effect and i dont think it is reversible. edit: also very bad memory + i used to be top of the class especially in math, a lot of teachers glazed me and said i have natural talent. and now i cannot even do basic things i could do 3 years ago i swear i am not over exaggerating
 
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Rejoy said:
Well mostly due to the effects it has on the brain and mood.
There are ofc. other side effects like having weak bones. tendons etc.

But what im most concerned about is the effect on your brain (to be precise your IQ) and mood.
There sadly isnt much data out there about how it effects the brain except from a study done on women with breast cancer.

But from what it seems it affects your cognitive function.
and dont get me started on the mood.

Apparently you feel absolute shit but tbh I only heard that from people who also take exogenes Testosterone and their Situation might not be the same as someone who has normal T and Estrogen Levels.
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do you know any forums i can read more about this? i took hgh from 16-19 and letrozole from 16-18, i took it for keeping my growth plates open but stopped because of what i wrote earlier, both my growth hormone and estrogen/testosterone levels were normal i got it all from a doctor at a private hospital
 
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