Anti-E question

[fhg43]

Molecular Nutrition has 2 anti-E's and they both appear to be 5-AD more or less.

Isn't 5-AD a PH? I guess it will inhibit estrogen binding to receptors, but how does it help your HTPA naturally recover so your natural test levels rise back to normal? Wouldn't it continue to supress them to some extent?

FHG

 

[Reid232]

Bump

Im interested in this also.

 

[SirSavageX]

Two anti-e's?? Well, there's Viratase, which is an aromatase inhibitor, and there's 3-Alpha, which is also somewhat anti-estrogenic, but it converts to DHT, which is what it's primarily used for.

They are both androgens, and are both suppressive to testosterone. They should not be used like Nolvadex or Clomid for post-cycle recovery.