How much Adex?

[boston789]

Yeah eod is fine...that works.

 

[c gheller]

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You realise tho that 50% up to 58% constitutes an almost 20% increase in effectiveness.
id call that substantial myself.

 

[Anthony Roberts]

You realise tho that 50% up to 58% constitutes an almost 20% increase in effectiveness.
id call that substantial myself.

If you manipulate the numbers to appear diffrerently, then fine...most people will not see it your way, because it's still 58% at a full mg vs/ 50% at half a mg. But if you like number manipiulation...Here's another way to look at it:

Halving the dose still allows you to get over 5/6ths the same estrogen suppression.

Put that way, you still get most of the same estrogen suppression. But instead of putting things in different terms, why not let it stand at 50% vs/ 58% with .5 and 1mg respectively? Most people will not call that additional 8% suppression (*out of a hundred percent) substantial or even noteworthy.

 

[c gheller]

Granted. Im not tyring to be a smart ass. I guess i would like to know would that extra 8% be the bifference between side effects or not?

 

[Anthony Roberts]

Granted. Im not tyring to be a smart ass. I guess i would like to know would that extra 8% be the bifference between side effects or not?

Either way, you're still within normal physiological range...so it's very doubtful that it's going to make a difference.

 

[KrackerJam]

A higher dose is no more effective than a lower dose. One mg and a half a mg basically reduce estrogen the same amount, except for a few percentage points (not relevant).

From my first book:

" In one study, both .5mg and 1mg doses of Arimidex were shown to decrease estrogen by roughly 50%. The 1mg/day dose also increased testosterone levels by 58% (1). "

1. J Clin Endocrinol Metab 2000 Jul;85(7):2370-7, "Estrogen Suppression in Males"