How do anti e's mess with your lipid profiles?

[biteme]

Thank you

 

[biteme]

Noone knows?

 

[whackjob]

Estrogen influences cholesterol regulation directly - it LOWERS it (and elevates HDL ,the good cholesterol). Inhibiting estrogen (via aromatase inhibitor's such as Femara, Arimidex, etc....) will raise cholesterol as a result. SERMS (Nolvaldex, Raloxifine) will actually AID lipid profiles (and act like estrogen, thereby improving cholesterol profiles)

 

[biteme]

Estrogen influences cholesterol regulation directly - it LOWERS it (and elevates HDL ,the good cholesterol). Inhibiting estrogen (via aromatase inhibitor's such as Femara, Arimidex, etc....) will raise cholesterol as a result. SERMS (Nolvaldex, Raloxifine) will actually AID lipid profiles (and act like estrogen, thereby improving cholesterol profiles)

So therefore I would think Nolvadex is a smarter choice to use as an anti-e? Screwing with your lipid profiles is a dangerous game.

 

[bigrand]

Nolva or aromasin, it doesnt have the slammage effect on lipids like femara does. Nolva will give you a better ratio, but aromasin is much more effective.

 

[Muscle Overkill]

I like this thread. We were talking about this on another thread and people were saying nolva was hard on the liver and I have read that it is beneficial on lipid profiles

 

[Nelson Montana]

So therefore I would think Nolvadex is a smarter choice to use as an anti-e? Screwing with your lipid profiles is a dangerous game.

Not really. Novla causes other problems worse than lipid levels. And anti-e's used in the proper dosages will have virtually no effect of lipid profiles. I take dex all year round' -- 1/4 mg every 3 days along with the anti-e ingredients in "POST-CYCLE" and my numbers are near perfect.

 

[biteme]

Not really. Novla causes other problems worse than lipid levels. And anti-e's used in the proper dosages will have virtually no effect of lipid profiles. I take dex all year round' -- 1/4 mg every 3 days along with the anti-e ingredients in "POST-CYCLE" and my numbers are near perfect.

Thank you very much sir. I'm considering adding .5 mgs twice a week to my 250-375 weekly dosage of testosterone and since this is a light year round cycle, I assume that I can stay on the a-dex as well and I will keep my lipid profiles monitored. Right now my cholesterol is 132. HDL is only 22, but when overall cholesterol is below 150, the chace of a heart attack is almost nil, regardless what the HDL level is.. this is according to the Framington Study. Also, I take finasteride to keep my hair and for prostate health, but with a-dex would that eliminate the need for finasteride for the prostate?? What about hair line? Again, thank you.

 

[Jon79]

So therefore I would think Nolvadex is a smarter choice to use as an anti-e? Screwing with your lipid profiles is a dangerous game.

no nolva is really used for gyno symptoms

stick with a low dose of letro and a clean diet

 

[Nelson Montana]

Thank you very much sir. I'm considering adding .5 mgs twice a week to my 250-375 weekly dosage of testosterone and since this is a light year round cycle, I assume that I can stay on the a-dex as well and I will keep my lipid profiles monitored. Right now my cholesterol is 132. HDL is only 22, but when overall cholesterol is below 150, the chace of a heart attack is almost nil, regardless what the HDL level is.. this is according to the Framington Study. Also, I take finasteride to keep my hair and for prostate health, but with a-dex would that eliminate the need for finasteride for the prostate?? What about hair line? Again, thank you.

finateride will increase the chances of estrogen sides.

If you stay on, you should add an anti e supp, be it POST CYCLE or Dermacrine or CytogenX, but not one of theose prohormone types.

You should try to increase your HDL. More oils!