Exemestane (Aromasin)

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History: Initially researched as a treatment option for breast cancer in the late 90’s, Aromasin was demonstrated to be superior to Tamoxifen and was subsequently released by Pfizer. A fairly recent addition to the anti-estrogen marketplace, Aromasin’s clinical success transferred over into the BB’ing community, where it is now considered standard fare on UGL products lists the world over.
Method of Administration: Aromasin is administered in oral form.
Drug Class: Suicidal Aromatase Inhibitor.
Primary Use: Aromasin, like all anti-estrogens, is used to help normalize/maintain estrogen levels within the body. Aside from the prevention of estrogenic side effects, estrogen management can assist users in maintaining a hard & dry appearance when using aromatizable drugs. This is especially useful prior to a contest, when displaying these looks is essential to success. Aromasin accomplishes this function by binding with the aromatase enzyme, which is responsible for converting testosterone (and other aromatizable drugs) into estrogens. Once bound, Aromasin will permanently deactivate the aromatase enzyme, preventing any further interaction and eliminating the possibility of experiencing estrogen rebound. This ability to permanently deactivate the aromatase enzyme is what classifies Aromasin as a suicide inhibitor, as not all anti-estrogens have this effect. This advantage is one of the key differences between Aromasin and several other anti-estrogens. However, Aromasin needs to be dosed frequently to maintain adequate blood levels of the drug; preferably twice per day, or every 12 hours. This is in significant contrast to several other AI’s, which only need to be dosed every few days. Additionally, unlike all other AI’s, which have been shown to potentially have a negative impact on cholesterol levels, Aromasin is neutral in this regard, making it the more heart health alternative.
Anabolic-Androgenic Ratio: N/A.
Aromatizable: No. Exhibits anti-estrogenic activity.
Progestagenic Activity: No.
Methylated: No.
Standard Dosing Range and Cycle Length: Aromasin is commonly administered at a dosage of 12.5-50 mg per day. Dosing requirements will be determined by the number, type, and number of aromatizable drugs being used. The drug is typically administered if aromatizable drugs are present.
Frequency of Administration: Daily usage; split into 2 equally divided doses.

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History: Initially researched as a treatment option for breast cancer in the late 90’s, Aromasin was demonstrated to be superior to Tamoxifen and was subsequently released by Pfizer. A fairly recent addition to the anti-estrogen marketplace, Aromasin’s clinical success transferred over into the BB’ing community, where it is now considered standard fare on UGL products lists the world over.
Method of Administration: Aromasin is administered in oral form.
Drug Class: Suicidal Aromatase Inhibitor.
Primary Use: Aromasin, like all anti-estrogens, is used to help normalize/maintain estrogen levels within the body. Aside from the prevention of estrogenic side effects, estrogen management can assist users in maintaining a hard & dry appearance when using aromatizable drugs. This is especially useful prior to a contest, when displaying these looks is essential to success. Aromasin accomplishes this function by binding with the aromatase enzyme, which is responsible for converting testosterone (and other aromatizable drugs) into estrogens. Once bound, Aromasin will permanently deactivate the aromatase enzyme, preventing any further interaction and eliminating the possibility of experiencing estrogen rebound. This ability to permanently deactivate the aromatase enzyme is what classifies Aromasin as a suicide inhibitor, as not all anti-estrogens have this effect. This advantage is one of the key differences between Aromasin and several other anti-estrogens. However, Aromasin needs to be dosed frequently to maintain adequate blood levels of the drug; preferably twice per day, or every 12 hours. This is in significant contrast to several other AI’s, which only need to be dosed every few days. Additionally, unlike all other AI’s, which have been shown to potentially have a negative impact on cholesterol levels, Aromasin is neutral in this regard, making it the more heart health alternative.
Anabolic-Androgenic Ratio: N/A.
Aromatizable: No. Exhibits anti-estrogenic activity.
Progestagenic Activity: No.
Methylated: No.
Standard Dosing Range and Cycle Length: Aromasin is commonly administered at a dosage of 12.5-50 mg per day. Dosing requirements will be determined by the number, type, and number of aromatizable drugs being used. The drug is typically administered if aromatizable drugs are present.
Frequency of Administration: Daily usage; split into 2 equally divided doses.

Honestly, I prefer to use Exe, because it does not sit on the lipid profile as much as other anti-estro agents.

Such a curiosity that most PRO players usually use exe..

Unless we're talking about pre-contest here, then usually the letro would do the trick. Everything is very individual, but the exe I would recommend to everyone as a priority anti-estro.

Good post again bro