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My urologyst putting me on 5000iu hcg x 2 per week and is prescribing 25mg exemestane ed. He's aware im running 500mg sustanon a week.
Is 25mg too much?
Is 25mg too much?
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Surprised nobody answered this for ya bro. I know this isn't quite what you were lookin for since I havn't used my aromisin/exemestane yet...but I've taken note of what most people have said. You may want to start at 12.5ED instead. Reason being is that exemestane kills off a lot more estrogen than arimidex. The people that are proponents of .25ED of arimidex seem to be the ones that like 12.5 of exemestane. The guys that have gyno, or had it in the past sometimes run .5ED of arimidex-or 25ED of exemestane. I can tell you I'm taking .5ED of arimidex right now and I can just barely tell in my joints. Little tender but nothing like on letrozole. I will also admit that some people will say I'm taking way too much and wont make as much gains, however I've put on 7 lbs in 3 weeks and good size-all without bloat. Not sure if this helps or not... -
Thanks its good to hear other opinions, I'm very estro reactive so given that im running sustanon and also 5000iu hcg twice per week that alot of potential aromatise and estrogenComment
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Yeah I got gyno from inexperience and prohormones a while back. Went through hell treating it for months. Im on sust too, 450wk, and doing just fine with that adex dose. Gonna try exemestane next time, not supposed to give you any estrogen rebound whatsoever once you stop taking it-unlike other ai's. My gyno flared up as soon as i stopped letro, so replaced it with adex and all is goodComment
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does nolva not work for you? I have to say it works only partially for meComment
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I wasn't impressed with Nolva. Switched to Raloxifene same time I switched from letro over to adex. Raloxifene supposedly has 10 times the binding efficiency in breast tissue to block estrogen/gyno and is used in treatment of gyno-helped mine big time. Sponsor carries it, has more info on it there too...Basically it's "supernolva" except doesn't raise test levels quite as muchComment
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