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anti-progesterones
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BigBazooka
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Some ignorant members might flame me for this, but Clomid HAS got anti-progesterone properties when taken in higher doses, 75mg's and over. In low doses, Clomid has a mild estrogenic PLUS a mild progesterone effects.
If you don't believe me, then pick up a copy of PDR and read
If you don't believe me, then pick up a copy of PDR and read
So do you think winny can be replaced to clomid in a fina cycle?BigBazooka said:Some ignorant members might flame me for this, but Clomid HAS got anti-progesterone properties when taken in higher doses, 75mg's and over. In low doses, Clomid has a mild estrogenic PLUS a mild progesterone effects.
If you don't believe me, then pick up a copy of PDR and read
hmmmm.... but i think it wont be a good choice, it'll be more expensive than winny...
50mg winny EOD is enough?
negaun
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zyg i found this in my bookmarks, its pretty interesting....
Causes of increased production of estrogen are:
Increased activity of the aromotase enzyme.- This enzyme increases with age and body fat while high level of zinc and vitamin C decrease it.
Age- over 50 years old the body increases it’s conversion to estrogen.
Obesity - the fat cells contain a high amount of the aromatase enzyme which converts testosterone to estrogen.
Zinc – the most important mineral for testosterone/estrogen balance.
Cigarette Smoking – nicotine and the cadmium interfere with zinc
The ability of the liver’s P450 system to convert the more active estradiol into weaker forms.
Excessive Alcohol intake. I recommend less than 5 drinks weekly
Drugs or Medications
Anti-inflammatory medications - Aspirin, Tylenol, NSAIDS (Motrin etc.)
Antibiotics
Anti-fungal medications
Cholesterol-lowering medications
Antidepressants (Prozac, Zoloft)
Heart medications - beta-blockers, calcium channel blockers
Recreational Drugs - Marijuana, Amphetamines, Cocaine
Prolonged exposure to pesticides or chemicals. These contain xeno-estrogens (synthetic compounds that act like estrogen in the body)
Causes of increased production of estrogen are:
Increased activity of the aromotase enzyme.- This enzyme increases with age and body fat while high level of zinc and vitamin C decrease it.
Age- over 50 years old the body increases it’s conversion to estrogen.
Obesity - the fat cells contain a high amount of the aromatase enzyme which converts testosterone to estrogen.
Zinc – the most important mineral for testosterone/estrogen balance.
Cigarette Smoking – nicotine and the cadmium interfere with zinc
The ability of the liver’s P450 system to convert the more active estradiol into weaker forms.
Excessive Alcohol intake. I recommend less than 5 drinks weekly
Drugs or Medications
Anti-inflammatory medications - Aspirin, Tylenol, NSAIDS (Motrin etc.)
Antibiotics
Anti-fungal medications
Cholesterol-lowering medications
Antidepressants (Prozac, Zoloft)
Heart medications - beta-blockers, calcium channel blockers
Recreational Drugs - Marijuana, Amphetamines, Cocaine
Prolonged exposure to pesticides or chemicals. These contain xeno-estrogens (synthetic compounds that act like estrogen in the body)
There are some theories rolling around that its not soly PR that is responsible for gyno, but PR in the presence of other factors such as IGF-1, prolactine etc etc. If PR was the sole reason for gyno caused by PR dont you think there would be a more readily available PR blocker? The theory held by some is that gyno is caused by a number of ingredients and it takes the proper amount of ingredients to cause gyno. Elimination of just one element, can reduce or eliminate the chances of gyno. In the case of tren where tren has a high affinity to the pR receptor, it also raises IGF-1 levels significantly. Now, some belive the elimination of just one ingredient can impede the onset of gyno.
