Hi everyone,
I’ve been doing some reading and I couldn’t help but notice the emerging anti AI sentiment in this forum. I think the caution against AI use is well founded, but elevated E2 levels can be a concern to a lot of us.
So I thought about the use of some AAS with anti estrogenic effects as a replacement for AIs, say like Masterone which is backed by a lot of medical research and records that describe it’s use to combat breast cancer in women.
Have any of you tried this approach?
“Anti-oestrogenic” AAS such as masteron or proviron do not provide enough protection against elevated E2 levels, especially against heavily aromatising steroids such as Testosterone and Dianabol.
Masteron would probably suffice against elevated E from nandrolone and equipoise, as these aromatise at a fraction of testosterone.
Personally, I just dont use AAS that aromatise during my blasts so no need for a SERM or an AI. Nothing higher than TRT levels are needed and at ~150mg Test/week, you wont need any ancillary drugs.
SB
Fwiw I only get high E like symptoms from using high levels of testosterone. I can eat 50mg of dbol a day and don’t bloat or have issues. I’m not suggesting that but maybe instead of trying to use aas that have slight anti E properties look into low testosterone and other aas that don’t aromatize or just experiment with things.
I get your point. I’ve also read that it may be preferable to hold on to the AI and use nolva to treat any Gyno issues that may occur. Seems to me that running Mast alongside Test everytime might prevent any Gyno.
I’m suggesting this because I feel like it is too easy to mess up things by self administrating random doses of an AI.
I would like to hear your take on this thanks!
I guess we all react differently. I don’t know if I already hinted at this, but I haven’t run a cycle yet. I’m still in the phase of educating myself as much as possible. I don’t think I will be experimenting with multiple compounds during my first cycle, but maybe a Mast+Test combination for a second one might be a strong candidate.
But still the idea of going wrong with an AI concerns me and I’m looking into the possibility of dealing with high E2 sides differently.
As previously mentioned, Mast will not prevent gyno. If you’re set on running high doses of testosterone, you’ll be better off running nolva concurrently to avoid any gyno.
SB