Aromasin questions

[Sumkin]

I am confused here about the aromasin dosages and the way it should be used. In most

places I see, it is recommended to use it every day, or every other day. But what got me

puzzled is the following. This seems logical with such AI's as Arimidex, which only works

while it is in the system, and as soon as it is out, the estrogen will rebound back. But

Aromasin's greatest advantage is that it is a suicide inhibitor, and the aromatase should

be permanently deactivated. In such case, what's the need of taking aromasin so often?

Won't it crush the estrogen levels? Sorry for the silly question, but I think that my

reasoning is logical.

 

[BigDaddyDelicious]

The best thing about aromasin is that it is very good for keeping a good balance of estrogen, since it will never completely suppress estrogen levels. Therefore, it is very easy to use. Also, keep in mind that it does not work equally at all dosages. It may render one result at 10 mgs, and only a results better only be a fraction at 50 mgs. Your thinking is logical with the information you have, but aromasin is a much more complicated compound than that.

 

[Sumkin]

Ok, I see now. Thanks for the reply. Sometimes I tend to overthink about different things. At least now I got more information.

 

[BigDaddyDelicious]

You are very welcome! That's why we are all here - to help each other. If you have any other questions, don't doubt to ask them.

 

[cbbram]

12.5mg eod works well for me. If I'm running higher doses I bump it up to 12.5mg ed... There's even be a couple instances where my blood pressure was unusually high... 25mg dose... Boom... Bp back in check...

 

[Dylan Gemelli]

I always stick with 12.5 mg every other day... its variant from person to person but generally, this is the best method for use

 

[spicyabs]

Ideally, it is best to do blood work in the middle of the cycle to see where the estrogen levels are, and do the corresponding changes from there. But in general the 12.5 mgs is a very good starting dosage, which will not crash the E2 levels, but yet will keep the estrogen from raising too much.

 

[Dylan Gemelli]

Ideally, it is best to do blood work in the middle of the cycle to see where the estrogen levels are, and do the corresponding changes from there. But in general the 12.5 mgs is a very good starting dosage, which will not crash the E2 levels, but yet will keep the estrogen from raising too much.

i agree... its definitely optimal and most beneficial to get mid cycle bloods to get an accurate gauge on where you are... otherwise its all guess work and that's a very dangerous method to go about things... your setting yourself up to mis diagnose a possible problem and could inadvertently create another one or worsen a current problem

 

[dafuture]

I always do the blood works during the cycle, in order to make sure that the gear is working right, and that I am taking a good care of all health aspects involved in cycling. The earlier you find the problems, the easier it is to deal with them.