You are more than likely going to be fine with exemestane and you can just increase the dose if you need more of a countermeasure. Since your goal is fat loss, I'd suggest keeping estro on the lower side of normal, and a good starting point is 25mg/day.
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For some reason I got joint pain on aromasin but not letro.. Can different AIs effect people differently?
I absolutely agree with first part, not so sure on second part- 25 mg a day seems a lot, but there are so many variations in potency.
Anyway, estrogen should be kept from going high, but on cycle is better slightly higher than lower- only at the end it should be lowered, which is only short period of time- otherwise person will start losing bone mass, and that is very serious thing- for example usualy it takes over a year on steroids for bone density to start increasing and on other hand in couple of weeks ther could be significant bone loss.
Also- during PCT little dose of AI is good thing, but very little and one of the reasons why AI is used with clomid/nolva is to keep E2 at bay, but more so it is to prevent some other possible sides like to prevent hypercoagulation.
On of the reasons why vitamin D must be used is to protect bones, it does increase testosterone as well.
You are right... the dosage could be to high... or maybe not. Lots of factors involved, like how much will an individual aromatize estrogen on 500mg Test/WK, starting body fat level, individual sensitivity. I personally cant do 100mg test/WK without sending estradiol levels into the stratosphere.
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i have a small question, i am about to finish a Cidoteston (Testosterone Enanthate) 6 weeks cycle
and i have the Nolvadex and Clomaid in hand, but i couldn't get the HCG, any suggestions for a replacement?
Don't worry about HCG at this point. Use a SERM instead. Next time use HCG while on cycle( and SERM afterwards).
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