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enacer420nj
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Does EQ have a negative effect on SHBG? This is something that should be kept low correct? If so what do you take to correct this I though arimdiex or aromsin helps to lower it.
EQ and SHBG
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Powerbuilder333
Timeout? No, timeouts are for Plats
I'm not sure of EQ.
I thought it's mainly orals that will bind with SHBG to block it's effect.
I thought it's mainly orals that will bind with SHBG to block it's effect.
needtogetaas
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Unleashed will lower shgb. So will winny.
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bottleneckblooz
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needtogetaas said:
What about Masteron?
bottleneckblooz said:
yes--dihydrotestosterone derived gear will do it
not sure if equipoise would bind b/c it is so much less androgenic
stolen from another site
Boldenone also differs from testosterone in its ability to interact with the 5-alpha reductase enzyme. This is the enzyme responsible for forming dihydrotestosterone from testosterone, which is a much more potent activator of the androgen receptor. The 5AR enzyme is predominantly found in androgen target tissues such as the skin, scalp, prostate, pituitary, hypothalamus, and other regions of the central nervous system, and as such causes a notable increase in the androgenic potency of testosterone in these tissues. Although the 5-alpha reduction of boldenone (to dihydroboldenone) also results in the formation a more potent androgen, the C1-2 double bond on this hormone almost completely inhibits such interaction in the human body (2). Dihydroboldenone is likewise produced in small amounts at best in humans, allowing this hormone to be much less androgenic in nature compared to testosterone. On the plus side we see why athletes using boldenone injectables usually find them much more tolerable in terms of not promoting androgenic side effects such as acne, body/facial hair growth and hair loss. On the minus, of course we pay for reduced androgenic potency in terms of expected strength and mass gains (androgens are known to support neuromuscular functioning and development), which will be lower (though probably of higher quality) compared to that achieved with testosterone.
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