Serious Is 25mg of Ai a day okay for a 14yr old? (1 Viewer)

[djdnr.gg]

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[Michael1295]

Which AI are you taking? there's more than one.

 

[djdnr.gg]

Which AI are you taking? there's more than one.

Aromasin

 

[Judenbänker]

Aromasin

Definetely too much if youre not on roids

Just start with 12.5 eod and check your e2 after a week or so

 

[paracelsus]

That’s the best dose for optimal brain damage

 

[djdnr.gg]

Definetely too much if youre not on roids

Just start with 12.5 eod and check your e2 after a week or so

My vendor only offers that tho for aromasin, unless I get Letz but that’s only 2.5 mg and I heard aromasin mogs it

 

[Michael1295]

My vendor only offers that tho for aromasin, unless I get Letz but that’s only 2.5 mg and I heard aromasin mogs it

Just cut the pills in half, shouldn't be too difficult

 

[Judenbänker]

My vendor only offers that tho for aromasin, unless I get Letz but that’s only 2.5 mg and I heard aromasin mogs it

Cut the pills or add test

Also why you say letz (i assume you mean letrozole?) but then use the brand name for exem

 

[Synapse]

My vendor only offers that tho for aromasin, unless I get Letz but that’s only 2.5 mg and I heard aromasin mogs it

Aromasin is better for roiding cause it binds to each aromatase enzyme molecule and permanently inactivates them, so each aromatase has to be replaced by your body over time, effectively avoiding the rebound that comes with letrozole when you are roiding and you hop off letro, actually, letrozole has higher-affinity binding affinity (99%ish), aromasin is not as strong (maybe 98%+) letrozole is also way more studied and way more potent when it comes to the binding affinity as i already mentioned before.
TLDR: you can use both, no issue with using letro either.

 

[birthdefect]

Aromasin is better for roiding cause it binds to each aromatase enzyme molecule and permanently inactivates them, so each aromatase has to be replaced by your body over time, effectively avoiding the rebound that comes with letrozole when you are roiding and you hop off letro, actually, letrozole has higher-affinity binding affinity (99%ish), aromasin is not as strong (maybe 98%+) letrozole is also way more studied and way more potent when it comes to the binding affinity as i already mentioned before.
TLDR: you can use both, no issue with using letro either.

e2 rebound literally doesnt exist, it returns to baseline theres no catastrophic spike or anything
if you're still scared just taper off

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aromasin is unnecessary, theres no advantage for it being irreversible but there is a disadvantage
if you crash your e2 with aromasin, itll take a while to bring it up, compared to reversible inhibitors such as anastrozole or letrozole which you can fix crashed e2 within a day or 2
letrozole increases endogenous test the most, often to supraphysiological levels
this is because it prevents peripheral aromatisation even more than anastrozole and aromasin
although it does suppress e2 even more than anastrozole, its found to be either just as good or even slightly worse than anastrozole for this purpose
and aromasin is way less studied with no proper benefit except better bone health outcomes which itself is debated

tldr use anastrozole

Cut the pills or add test

Also why you say letz (i assume you mean letrozole?) but then use the brand name for exem

because letro brand name is fucking shit
aromasin, arimidex, femara
??? perfectly good pattern going on

 

[Synapse]

e2 rebound literally doesnt exist, it returns to baseline theres no catastrophic spike or anything
if you're still scared just taper off

aromasin is unnecessary, theres no advantage for it being irreversible but there is a disadvantage
if you crash your e2 with aromasin, itll take a while to bring it up, compared to reversible inhibitors such as anastrozole or letrozole which you can fix crashed e2 within a day or 2
letrozole increases endogenous test the most, often to supraphysiological levels
this is because it prevents peripheral aromatisation even more than anastrozole and aromasin
although it does suppress e2 even more than anastrozole, its found to be either just as good or even slightly worse than anastrozole for this purpose
and aromasin is way less studied with no proper benefit except better bone health outcomes which itself is debated

tldr use anastrozole

because letro brand name is fucking shit
aromasin, arimidex, femara
??? perfectly good pattern going on

they can but whatever.

 

[birthdefect]

they can but whatever.

????
elaborate?

 

[nettspend]

ChatGPT or Gemini?

 

[djdnr.gg]

ChatGPT or Gemini?

Haha good one lmao

 

[Synapse]

????
elaborate?

i misread what you were saying, the rebound is real, not catastrophic but it is real, dontt minimize it, even if pharmacologically E2 should just return toward your normal oncycle baseline once letrozole clears it is still real for a lot of people.

 

[djdnr.gg]

Aromasin is better for roiding cause it binds to each aromatase enzyme molecule and permanently inactivates them, so each aromatase has to be replaced by your body over time, effectively avoiding the rebound that comes with letrozole when you are roiding and you hop off letro, actually, letrozole has higher-affinity binding affinity (99%ish), aromasin is not as strong (maybe 98%+) letrozole is also way more studied and way more potent when it comes to the binding affinity as i already mentioned before.
TLDR: you can use both, no issue with using letro either.

So I should just get Letz? My goal is to delay growth plates and wtv, also what was the number that my e2 should be to cause brain damage, wasn’t it like 15>

 

[Synapse]

So I should just get Letz? My goal is to delay growth plates and wtv, also what was the number that my e2 should be to cause brain damage, wasn’t it like 15>

i mean, you could but anastrazole would work better for your case.

 

[djdnr.gg]

i mean, you could but anastrazole would work better for your case.

Fuck, he doesn’t have that so which one of the other 2

 

[Synapse]

Fuck, he doesn’t have that so which one of the other 2

can't u just source anastrazole?

 

[djdnr.gg]

can't u just source anastrazole?

I’m new to this and lazy, it took me long enough to find the one I have now, I doubt there’s much of a difference

 

[Synapse]

I’m new to this and lazy, it took me long enough to find the one I have now

go for anastrazole, if you can't find anything else go for letro, the suicidal AI like aromasin is not needed and not a good idea for your cas, but please go for anastrazole if possible.

 

[djdnr.gg]

go for anastrazole, if you can't find anything else go for letro, the suicidal AI like aromasin is not needed and not a good idea for your cas, but please go for anastrazole if possible.

What’s the difference again?

 

[Synapse]

What’s the difference again?

Aromasin is unnecessary, theres no advantage for it being irreversible but there is a disadvantage
if you crash your e2 with aromasin, itll take a while to bring it up, compared to reversible inhibitors such as anastrozole or letrozole which you can fix crashed e2 within a day or 2
letrozole increases endogenous test the most, often to supraphysiological levels
this is because it prevents peripheral aromatisation even more than anastrozole and aromasin
although it does suppress e2 even more than anastrozole, its found to be either just as good or even slightly worse than anastrozole for this purpose
and aromasin is way less studied with no proper benefit except better bone health outcomes which itself is debated

tldr use anastrozole

 

[djdnr.gg]

Mb I’m trippin, it sounds like ur stating how Letz has stronger effects than armidex, not how it was worse.

 

[goyboy.hero]

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Idk
Mark solution

 

[birthdefect]

i misread what you were saying, the rebound is real, not catastrophic but it is real, dontt minimize it, even if pharmacologically E2 should just return toward your normal oncycle baseline once letrozole clears it is still real for a lot of people.

tapering off is the method if its a concern