Anti-E and anti-cortisol?
Mass building properties, maybe? Nice. I'll have to look harder at this...
Lean Xtreme and Girlfriend taking it |
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| Posted by: Christoph22123 Jan 11 2005, 01:14 AM |
| So it's 7-oxo basically, now this having an anti estrogen, how much could she benefit with this or are the effects in women no different then in men? |
| Posted by: Ferret68J Jan 11 2005, 02:00 AM |
| As far as I know, 7-OXO has no anti-estrogenic qualities. You're thinking of 6-OXO. Lean Xtreme is actually 7-OH, a derivitive of 7-OXO making it much more orally-bioavalable. Very good stuff, IMO |
| Posted by: Christoph22123 Jan 11 2005, 02:18 PM |
| Thanx for the heads-up, my mind was else where I guess. |
| Posted by: Max32 Jan 11 2005, 05:31 PM | ||
Actually 7-OH does have mild anti-estrogenic properties, hence the OH, similar to PHs like 4-OHT. It should work nicely for the girl also IMHO. I have a girl taking this after a anavar/t-3 cycle. |
| Posted by: Sldgehmr Jan 11 2005, 05:47 PM |
| the only thing to be careful of is that birth control (the pill or patch) may not work because of the anti-e properties. So make sure you are wearing a condom. |
| Posted by: poison Jan 11 2005, 06:52 PM |
| Eh? Anti-E and anti-cortisol? Mass building properties, maybe? Nice. I'll have to look harder at this... |
| Posted by: Christoph22123 Jan 11 2005, 08:27 PM |
| Bam, thanks for the heads up everyone! Good to know Max32, and sldgehmr. She's taking the sesathin pills, couldn't stand the taste of the liqued, and thought that scorch and lean xtreme would be a good combo for her. She's naturally very lean with extreme leaness in the upper body, almost too skinny at times if she doesn't watch it. Her lower body is powerfull, and because of that if she puts on some weight she freaks that her legs are big, they're really not, but you know the ladies. Hope she'll like this, later. Also a good way to monitor her results for when I go to take this stack. |
| Posted by: Starchild Jan 11 2005, 10:03 PM |
| What does ANTI-ESTROGEN mean really? That it will decrease sex drive? |