Starting Daily Anastrozole. I Don't Care What You Say

I have been dealing with this for years and a lot of people tell me it could be my E2 but then everyone says don’t take an Anastrozole. The others say lower the dose but then that takes away from my free T so idk what todo

We’re the swears you were having from not taking a A.I or taking to much of a A.I was confused a little?

High E2 is known to cause night sweating.

What are you even talking about? What is hardly the case? And why are you taking this personally?

Has it occurred to me that I’m just as bad as what, exactly?

I thought a lot of people said that even if you have high E2 that your body will eventually level its self out so having high E2 is ok you just have to give your body time to adjust. Is this not the case anymore? Because I my self have night sweats and when I lower my dose the night sweats go away a so I’m thinking it’s the E2. And I stop taking a A.I because of this whole no A.I wave everyone was on

I don’t know. I’m not sure I can really add anything to the topic or help you in some other way. My personal experience has been different than what some people have relayed on this forum and others online. That personal experience is posted in this thread above if you’re interested in it.

for YEARS and u still listen to the muppets who say high e2 is good?

… come on man

I was replying to equel, not sure how the reply came back to you, apologies. I had no issue issue with your comments.

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The forum has been quirky, it does that for some reason. A lot more in some of the other Forums on T-Nation.

Yah right ok… Show me one article or study by a professional that shows this. Please show me. Because after all these years there is none. Why is it always estrogen? There are three hormones. maybe its dht, maybe its not enough estrogen. Maybe its something not related to hormones.

What I say is supported by tons of literature on the hormone. Most likely im right compared to your comment that has zero literature supporting it.

ZERO

Low estrogen causes night sweats. Hot flashes is what we call it. High E2 does not cause this. Estrogen helps the body retain water.

You have zero anything to support anything you say. you sound like a troll dude. seriously you should be embarrassed.

@enackers take it easy bro. Please don’t pollute my thread with immaturity. I have really enjoyed everyone’s input thus far until you got all emotional.

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Clearly, it does cause this for some individuals. You seem to have a need for expressing unequivocally correct opinions. You might reconsider that.

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I said to feel good some people may need AI and some may not. I personally fall on the “no AI” side of the fence. I don’t believe there is a hard and fast rule suitable to everyone. Not sure what your issue is.
This whole thread is an estrogen soaked mess, it’s really tough to have a proper debate leading to helpful outcomes in here.

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You are an estrogenic mess and all ur comments make this very obvious. Heart attack incoming.

That Guy is out of His mind, he is a member of that cult group om Facebook WHO bans everyone WHO has a different opinion. No One in the real world takes Them seriously No more.

Nobody is polluting anything. This guys angry and I’m simply responding to his nonsense. He speaks with anger every time someone mentions estrogen.

You see man. You know not one fucking thing about me.

I haven’t been part of that group for a year or something. I am not part of any groups. Only my doctors group because I’m a patient there.

Again you lie. You assume.

You must have a tiny IQ to continue attacking without any shred of education on the subject.

Everything you learn is from bro science. These forums.

Come on man. Stop getting so angry and being so argumentative.

Grow up. At least I don’t run around being rude to folks like you do.

It’s obvious how irritated and continually angry you are.

Blocked. Muted. Adios little man.

I take 200mg of test C once a week. My total T is 1500+ and my estradiol was 72 with 60 being high on my scale.