How To Counter High Test And Estrogen?

[Arrade]

@tysono I put it in google, it was the 5th result.

 

[tysono]

@tysono I put it in google, it was the 5th result.

I completely missed that result on my end, thank you.

 

[tysono]

@tysono I put it in google, it was the 5th result.

Also theres not much info on it? Do I take it under the tongue or swallow or something? I’m confused

 

[tysono]

Aromasin. It is probably your safest bet. I forget exactly how it works, but basically it binds to the aromatose enzyme, rendering it useless. There is no estrogen "rebound" since your body doesn't realize that the enzyme is useless. The enzyme is permanently disabled as opposed to other aromatose inhibitors where they only temporarily stop the enzyme and once the medicine is ceased...bam! big rebound especially since your body is producing new aromatose enzymes. The biggest problem is though how much to take. You do need some estrogen in your body. Talk to a doctor.

The problem is trying to get my Doctor to prescribe it

 

[Arrade]

You swallow it

 

[tysono]

You swallow it

Do you think it’d be more worth looking into than progesterone?

 

[Arrade]

Do you think it’d be more worth looking into than progesterone?

Yes because progesterone is feminizing, it can lower androgens, and I imagine will suppress what progesterone you naturally produce
Idk if it will be strong enough though

 

[frank1980]

Yes because progesterone is feminizing, it can lower androgens, and I imagine will suppress what progesterone you naturally produce
Idk if it will be strong enough though

I strongly agree with arrade. Why would you take progesterone?

 

[tysono]

I strongly agree with arrade. Why would you take progesterone?

Yeah I’m not sure myself. I was reading up on it and half were saying it helps, half were saying the complete opposite.

 

[frank1980]

Yeah I’m not sure myself. I was reading up on it and half were saying it helps, half were saying the complete opposite.

From my limited knowledge, it seems that aromasin is the safest way to go. However, you're going to have a heck of a time finding the right dosage. It looks like 25 mg daily will block 60 to 85% estrogen. That's huge. How much were you looking to lower? 10%, 20%?

 

[tysono]

From my limited knowledge, it seems that aromasin is the safest way to go. However, you're going to have a heck of a time finding the right dosage. It looks like 25 mg daily will block 60 to 85% estrogen. That's huge. How much were you looking to lower? 10%, 20%?

I’d also need to try and actually get prescribed aromasin, which I think would be a slim chance, which sucks..

 

[tysono]

I’ve stopped taking DIM and I feel a lot better. I feel like it was increasing my estrogen. I’ve started taking 5000 IU of vitamin d, and also grapeseed with resveratrol. I feel like my hair is shedding a ton more.Also, I’ve been taking 1200mg of l citrulline for about a year. Anyone have any ideas on what to do or what could be causing the shed?

 

[tysono]

Anyone?^

 

[genetically_cursed]

Disclaimer: I have not tried any of this crap, I'm just an internet scientist and I've avoided 5ar-inhibitors because I like my neurosteroids

how do u battle hair loss then and how severe it is for u?

 

[Maave]

how do u battle hair loss then and how severe it is for u?

I have temple recession, so like NW2, at 25yr old. Not really bad but definitely receeded compared to my brother's hairline. I'm on bicalutamide which is working well, and raloxifene to block gyno (hopefully).

 

[genetically_cursed]

I have temple recession, so like NW2, at 25yr old. Not really bad but definitely receeded compared to my brother's hairline. I'm on bicalutamide which is working well, and raloxifene to block gyno (hopefully).

whats the diff between finasteride and bicalutamide? looks like same sh*t

 

[Maave]

Finasteride is a 5ar inhibitor. Blocking the 5ar enzyme prevents T from converting to DHT (and some misc hormones like preventing progesterone from converting to allopregnanolone).

Bicalutamide is an NSAA. It blocks androgen receptors but doesn't reduce production. The only major downside is that it has a very high chance of gyno. It does work topically though which would reduce the risk of gyno. RU-58841 is in the same class of drugs and is a popular topical.

 

[genetically_cursed]

Finasteride is a 5ar inhibitor. Blocking the 5ar enzyme prevents T from converting to DHT (and some misc hormones like preventing progesterone from converting to allopregnanolone).

Bicalutamide is an NSAA. It blocks androgen receptors but doesn't reduce production. The only major downside is that it has a very high chance of gyno. It does work topically though which would reduce the risk of gyno. RU-58841 is in the same class of drugs and is a popular topical.

thats interesting, have u read feedback of those who r on bica for prolonged time on here?

 

[Maave]

thats interesting, have u read feedback of those who r on bica for prolonged time on here?

Ein is the only recent user here I've found on bicalutamide

https://www.hairlosstalk.com/intera...-initial-shedding-from-anti-androgens.111183/

 

[lukedorian]

Hi,

I’m currently taking 0.5mg of dutasteride daily and my blood test shows I have high testosterone and high estrogen. dutasteride is the only thing that has worked for me for the past 3 years. I’ve used DIM however it makes me shed more hair and become moody. Does anyone know of any other supplements that can help to lower estrogen? Thanks.

Where is E2 at ?? lab work i mean ?? Don´t use Clomid WTF IDK why anyone would suggest that.