Are Anti-E's & Anti-Aromatase Overused? Yes?? Or No??

[azul]

Not if you have a script for it and your insurance covers it.

So tell us your trick What'd you tell the doctor to get it? Or did you just lift your shirt and show him those pecs?

 

[DIVISION]

Not if you have a script for it and your insurance covers it.

Explain to me how you got an American doc to write a script for Arimidex.

In men there is no clinically approved use, is there?

PM if you wish.





DIV

 

[Ulter]

It's easy to get a script for Arimidex.

 

[azul]

It's easy to get a script for Arimidex.

That's like saying 'I'll give you a million bucks if you do something.'

Well, WHAT do we have do do?

 

[DIVISION]

It's easy to get a script for Arimidex.

Ulter..........PM me.




DIV

 

[Ulter]

I didn't mean you can ask any doc for one. If you have a steroid doc, and there are plenty all over the internet, they will happily give you a script for it. It's not controlled so there is no reason not to.

 

[Ulcasterdropout]

damn, I need a steroid doc then.

 

[muscleup]

I agree 100%

They are underused. Mostly because they are mis-understood. Too many people are mis-informed about them and think they will cost you gains. It's ridiculous what I have seen posted about AI's.

 

[androjunkie]

I don't have a steroid doc, and he's not a doc I picked up over the net.

 

[babbabuee]

I tried Ldex with a test/eq/dbol cycle and it didn't do squat. but then again, dbol blows me up like the freaking michelin man. I'm gonna try nolva with some proviron this time around and keep my dbol dosage low.