What is the BEST Estrogen Blocker (Anti-Estrogen)

[Guest]

To use along with Dutasteride?

How effective is it, and how often do you take it?

 

[Jake_89]

I am on Aromasin and it completely took away any sides of gyno within the first day

I 12mg x 3x a week all tahts needed

 

[Guest]

I am on Aromasin and it completely took away any sides of gyno within the first day

I 12mg x 3x a week all tahts needed

Apparently estrogen is needed for the tendons.

Are you getting any tendon aches? or feeling of brittleness?

 

[Jake_89]

I am on Aromasin and it completely took away any sides of gyno within the first day

I 12mg x 3x a week all tahts needed

Apparently estrogen is needed for the tendons.

Are you getting any tendon aches? or feeling of brittleness?

Nothing like that at these doeses I am not blocking 98% of estrogen that owuld be crazy all you are trying to do is reduce estrogen to or just below the normal level not completely stop estrogen production.

With this kind of self medication very important to get regular blood work done..

 

[amsch]

Hairchase, you're on dutasteride?

EDIT: Just saw your other topics about it. If your having success with Revivo, why start Dutas?

 

[goata007]

To use along with Dutasteride?

How effective is it, and how often do you take it?

google curcumin, guys are taking it to treat gyno and it also has anti-androgen effect.

 

[Guest]

Hairchase, you're on dutasteride?

EDIT: Just saw your other topics about it. If your having success with Revivo, why start Dutas?

For a few reasons:

1. For guranteed results
2. For the ease of application. 1 pill every 5 days
3. To reduce body hair also (man im hairy)
4. To get rid of mild acne

 

[Bryan]

4. To get rid of mild acne

It'll be interesting to see if that works. It didn't work with MK386.

 

[Guest]

4. To get rid of mild acne

It'll be interesting to see if that works. It didn't work with MK386.

If it doesn't Bryan.. then the science world is just one big joke.

First DHT Type 1 is what tells the glands to produce more oil.. Then when you stop this happenin.. it may not work?

Wtfs the point of anythin anymore!

 

[Bryan]

If it doesn't Bryan.. then the science world is just one big joke.

Either that, or there's a lot more to acne than just sebum production! (Which is actually correct: acne certainly doesn't correlate 100% with levels of sebum!)

First DHT Type 1 is what tells the glands to produce more oil.. Then when you stop this happenin.. it may not work?

Wtfs the point of anythin anymore!

One would certainly reasonably expect either dutasteride or MK386 to lower sebum production levels, but to the best of my knowledge, there still aren't any studies about that.

 

[Guest]

If it doesn't Bryan.. then the science world is just one big joke.

Either that, or there's a lot more to acne than just sebum production! (Which is actually correct: acne certainly doesn't correlate 100% with levels of sebum!)

First DHT Type 1 is what tells the glands to produce more oil.. Then when you stop this happenin.. it may not work?

Wtfs the point of anythin anymore!

One would certainly reasonably expect either dutasteride or MK386 to lower sebum production levels, but to the best of my knowledge, there still aren't any studies about that.

Theres something fishy goin on... Something they aren't telling us.

 

[Renegade]

I can say without a doubt that dutasteride completely eliminated my acne. I don't know if what I had was what one would consider "acne" though. I never had those crater or pizza-face conditions, but I did always have at least one noticeable zit on my face all the time. I've been on dutasteride, off dutasteride, and on back again, and there is stark difference in my complexion. Man, its great - I can go WEEKS without bathing now! unk:

Another wierd phenomenon that I experienced was that when I took finasteride, my "acne" actually increased very noticeably. Even got zits on my back from finasteride, which I had never had before.

The only thing that I can come away with about all of this is that our skin is highly sensitive to these hormonal changes (maybe some more so than others though).