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initagain

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I was told today that my face looked a little swollen. I am in week three of Omna 250mg E3d, and I am week 1 of Winny 50mg EOD. Are there any tricks to minimize water retention or the bloated face look?
 
initagain said:
Can someone direct me or explain to me the chemical make-up and medical use for Armidex and proverion.

Both anti-aromatase agents. Proviron does an OK job. Arimidex does it damn near perfectly.

Medically? Proviron is used to treat male-impotence by creating an androgenic environment, and by potentially supressing some of the offending estrogen via its anti-aromatase properties.

Arimidex, like any of the other anti-estrogens or anti-As, is used to treat cases of breast cancer and osteoporosis in women, or any other aggravating symptoms that estrogen is responsible for. These drugs are most commonly used in post-menopausal women. Excess estrogen can cause some very real problems in either gender, but yes, arimidex was in fact made for medical use in women.

Ask one of the chemists on the board if you want a chemical explanation. Frankly, I'm not sure why you asked this, or why I just spent seven minutes answering it, but you could redeem us both if you just tell me my info helped. ;)

-e
 
escher said:
Both anti-aromatase agents. Proviron does an OK job. Arimidex does it damn near perfectly.

Medically? Proviron is used to treat male-impotence by creating an androgenic environment, and by potentially supressing some of the offending estrogen via its anti-aromatase properties.

Arimidex, like any of the other anti-estrogens or anti-As, is used to treat cases of breast cancer and osteoporosis in women, or any other aggravating symptoms that estrogen is responsible for. These drugs are most commonly used in post-menopausal women. Excess estrogen can cause some very real problems in either gender, but yes, arimidex was in fact made for medical use in women.

Ask one of the chemists on the board if you want a chemical explanation. Frankly, I'm not sure why you asked this, or why I just spent seven minutes answering it, but you could redeem us both if you just tell me my info helped. ;)

-e

Bro,

Thanks you gave me exactley what I was looking for..I like to understand what and why. i found the chemical info...

Thanks K to you..
 
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