bump for my question to Loki

Posted by: @Loki It's a tough call, because on one hand, anti-histamines are bad for leptin signaling/sensitivity--which gets exacerbated by taking ...

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Posted by: @Par Deus I would not expect it to reduce prolactin below normal physiological levels -- the fed state is consistently associated with pr...

This is unrelated to Jodi's question, but since Par mentioned LPII, I'd like to quickly ask this:The suppression of prolactin and a few other effects ...

Posted by: @George hmm... i am using Lipoderm-Y with both oral E and oral Y however, i think my receptors are fried already as i barely feel 50 mg...

Nice post layne

Posted by: @FrogBitch I don't want to stray from the topic too much, but I have never been able to maintain my gains for ONE and 4-ADerm for more th...

*Or* even a hypothalamus specific AR antagonist which didn't really act (as an antagonist or agonist) on any other ARs/tissues.... This way one could ...

Not sure if this is relevant or not, but I remember reading (and later asking) about an article on "non-steroidal androgens" from muscle monthly (i th...

how does 6-oxo compare to perscription suicide aromatase inhibitors in terms of action and strength? Earlier in this thread we discussed the differenc...

Posted by: @Heathen Last I think that femura sucks (unless you have breast cancer) because it has too much of a rebound. Why do you say this? how woul...

I'm with Dante on this one... I think it IS wise to taper estrogen control drugs (anti-a's, suicide inhibs, site blockers, whatever...).

It seems that there is no win-win situation when it comes to estrogen control... no matter what method is used, be it suicide inhibitors, regular arom...

that would be my presumption as well... suicide inhibitors just don't seem like the best choice... I'm still curious as to how exactly our body produc...