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Reversing mild gyno

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goatfishtwo
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Aromasin > arimidex?


   
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GSRacer
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Aromasin > arimidex?

For me, yes.

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Update: I've been aggressive with the nolvadex (20mg/day) and Aromasin (12mg/day), and things look MUCH better, thanks again guys. This was a lesson to me to be very careful about your research chems, and just because you have never had gyno on previous cycles, doesn't mean it won't pop up when you least expect it!

Excellent brother, RS for the win:clapping:


   
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RAINier
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Aromasin > arimidex?
Same for me. Aromasin is a suicidal-type inhibitor, which means it binds to the aromatase enzyme and destroys it. Arimidex just sticks to it and makes sure it doesn't bind to testosterone for the time being. Always aromasin for me.


   
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