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What are Dr rays views on using pharmaceutical aromatase inhibitors?i think about 3.5mg to 4mg per day in twice divided doses
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What are Dr rays views on using pharmaceutical aromatase inhibitors?i think about 3.5mg to 4mg per day in twice divided doses
Yes but they take all day
Lol thank youSorry but I had to bump this masterpiece.
daily? or every other day?2mg or 3mg is really useful.
daily? or every other day?
I just ordered a bunch of exemestane because a website had a 33% off and then BOGO deal.
it's 25mg for 1ML it has a dropper where it separates it into 0.1 ml increments, so I can easily dose 2.5mg accurately.Those liquid research ones are hard to dose but typically 20 drops is 1 ML and should have 25 MG.....
it's 25mg for 1ML it has a dropper where it separates it into 0.1 ml increments, so I can easily dose 2.5mg accurately.
Apparantly this is a suicidal inhibitor and yet posters here (none other than @haidut) still speak highly of it. So what does this actually mean and what are the consequences? Doesn't it permanently shut down estrogen synthesis and doesn't that mean one should stay away from it?
Is this the best A.I. to take?
daily? or every other day?
I just ordered a bunch of exemestane because a website had a 33% off and then BOGO deal.
do you know what ray said exactly? like in what context did he talk about exe?Apparently, Dr. Peat is now also mentioning it to people. Not sure why you are sounding the alarm. If you simply Google for "suicide inhibitor" (no quotes when you search) you will see that behind that click-bait name stands something quite mundane. Namely, the enzyme is permanently deactivated and it takes the cells a few days to produce new enzymes instead of the temporary deactivation produced by inhibitors such as anastrozole/letrozole.
How Androgenic Is Exemestane?
do you know what ray said exactly? like in what context did he talk about exe?
thanks for replying but i know what suicide inhibitors are. what i meant to ask was in what context is peat recommending this drug to people?it's a term for chemicals and drugs that "permanently" disable an enzyme so the body has to produce a new batch of enzymes to replace them.
thanks for replying but i know what suicide inhibitors are. what i meant to ask was in what context is peat recommending this drug to people?
I've never heard him recommend it.
I think Georgi asked him about it in one of the recent Danny, Georgi, Ray podcasts (you mentioned above you heard this as well). Ray didn't really recommend or not recommend it from what I remember. I think he said it might be okay in small doses? I doubt he would take it himself, but you never know I suppose. Sometimes he surprises me.
Couldn't find the clip of Georgi asking Ray about that, think you may be mistaken?
If progesterone doesn't work at all for me and I know I have high estrogen, could exemastane by lowering e2, help progesterone work? Or t3 work or preg.