Masteron and Anti- Estro question?

[water buffalo]

I've often read Masteron carries some mild anti-estrogenic properties. I however have never really read any discussion whether doing a higher dose increases the anti-estro effect to a more effective range.

A certain steroid profile on the net claims the FDA says 167mg taken daily isn't considered excessive for a 220 lb man.

Some don't like promoting higher dosing but I hope someone can help me out with this question.


Thanks

 

[sensational]

I've often read Masteron carries some mild anti-estrogenic properties. I however have never really read any discussion whether doing a higher dose increases the anti-estro effect to a more effective range.

A certain steroid profile on the net claims the FDA says 167mg taken daily isn't considered excessive for a 220 lb man.

Some don't like promoting higher dosing but I hope someone can help me out with this question.


Thanks

I need a little bit of clarity in this post. Are you asking if the dosage of masteron used has a linear relationship with the anti-estrogenic effect?

If that is the question, I would have to say I don't know. DHT compounds are all known for this effect, but as far as I know, the true mechanism by which it accomplishes this feat is unknown. Until we can isolate the mechanism, it would only be speculation.

Further, does it really matter? Using an AI such as Aromasin or something addresses the true problem, and thus should be used as a primary defense against estrogenic side effects.

And what is this claim from the FDA for what steroid? Link/explain more please.

 

[needtogetaas]

I need a little bit of clarity in this post. Are you asking if the dosage of masteron used has a linear relationship with the anti-estrogenic effect?

If that is the question, I would have to say I don't know. DHT compounds are all known for this effect, but as far as I know, the true mechanism by which it accomplishes this feat is unknown. Until we can isolate the mechanism, it would only be speculation.

Further, does it really matter? Using an AI such as Aromasin or something addresses the true problem, and thus should be used as a primary defense against estrogenic side effects.

And what is this claim from the FDA for what steroid? Link/explain more please.

EEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWW wrong.

Go look up masteron bro. You know why masteron was invented and what its medical use is for. Well it was made for women. Made for what? aaah yes for the treatment estrogen dependent breast tumors HMMMM so yes masteron can address the root of the problem which is estrogen. That is what its medical use is for.

Teslac,Aromasin, are both technically steroids too.

What dose nolvadex do? it competes for the estrogen receptor and what was it created for? same thing masteron was crested for. for the treatment estrogen dependent breast tumors.

So what dose masterone do? Well the dht competes for the estrogen receptor of course. It also decreasing estrogen receptor binding with estrogen.


Will taking more have more of a effect. HMMM It all depends on the cycle. Can it be used as a tool to keep estro in check during a cycle? yes How much so depends on the cycle and the user.

Also I think it should be noted that masteron also has a effect on the progesterone receptor. And nolva,adex,letro do not.

 

[needtogetaas]

well yes nolva does have a effect on the progesterone receptor just not a good one.

 

[PuffDawg]

Guess I learned somethin new today! Thanks Needto

 

[water buffalo]

QUOTE=sensational;8698289]I need a little bit of clarity in this post. Are you asking if the dosage of masteron used has a linear relationship with the anti-estrogenic effect?

If that is the question, I would have to say I don't know. DHT compounds are all known for this effect, but as far as I know, the true mechanism by which it accomplishes this feat is unknown. Until we can isolate the mechanism, it would only be speculation.

Further, does it really matter? Using an AI such as Aromasin or something addresses the true problem, and thus should be used as a primary defense against estrogenic side effects.

And what is this claim from the FDA for what steroid? Link/explain more please.[/QUOTE]


Yes I was asking if high dose Masteron would result in a more pronounced anti-estro effect. The main reason for my question is if the answer happened to be yes then you might not need an AI.

Some guys I respect swear that even 400mg of test P requires some sort of an AI even with Masteron included.

I'm just trying to see if there's any info about Masteron I could learn more about.

The FDA statement was in a Masteron profile on another Steroid Site. .com

Thanks for reply sensational and I hope i'm being clearer.


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[sensational]

EEEEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWW wrong.

Go look up masteron bro. You know why masteron was invented and what its medical use is for. Well it was made for women. Made for what? aaah yes for the treatment estrogen dependent breast tumors HMMMM so yes masteron can address the root of the problem which is estrogen. That is what its medical use is for.

Teslac,Aromasin, are both technically steroids too.

What dose nolvadex do? it competes for the estrogen receptor and what was it created for? same thing masteron was crested for. for the treatment estrogen dependent breast tumors.

So what dose masterone do? Well the dht competes for the estrogen receptor of course. It also decreasing estrogen receptor binding with estrogen.


Will taking more have more of a effect. HMMM It all depends on the cycle. Can it be used as a tool to keep estro in check during a cycle? yes How much so depends on the cycle and the user.

Also I think it should be noted that masteron also has a effect on the progesterone receptor. And nolva,adex,letro do not.

I just did look it up, and got owned by needto lol. Hate learning this way but it is effective.

Word up to needto.

I still want to know if there is a linear relationship.

 

[needtogetaas]

I just did look it up, and got owned by needto lol. Hate learning this way but it is effective.

Word up to needto.

I still want to know if there is a linear relationship.

Its all good bro. We all laern from each other. You will teach me something some day. You are a good bro no matter what.

 

[RADAR]

This deserves bumping again.

My advice to a member

if you include Masteron in your cycle, you may not need other "ancillary" drugs like Arimidex or Letrozole). Hence, much like Proviron, Masteron could be used as an anti-side-effect-drug (remember, most ancillary drugs we use to combat estrogenic sides, like Nolvadex, Letrozole, and Arimidex were originally developed to combat breast cancer...and thats exactly what Masteron was developed and used for). Along a similar line, being a DHT (DiHydroTestosterone) derivative, it´s got a very nice ability to add muscle hardness to an already lean physique, remember, Masteron has a deceivingly low anabolic/androgenic ratio, but since DHT is 5x as androgenic as testosterone and has a 3-4x higher affinity to receptor sites, Masteron provides a lot of "bang for the Buck" when examined on a Mg for Mg basis. 400mgs week is sufficient as adding more is not worth it, it binds very well to testosterone.


RADAR