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Hi.
I read today in a science book about testosterone. in a man, it goes round the body, then binds to receptors, BUT it it then converted into ESTROGEN BEFORE IT CAN BE MADE USE OF. I am using ergopharm products 6-oxo & 1-AD. 1-AD cannot aromatise into estrogen! OMG! Have i wasted my money? if it cannot turn into estrogen, how can my body make use of it when it is to bind! seems like estrogen is pretty important to me. even in guys... & only really really ridiculous ammounts over a long time are going to make you grow breasts. (if it out numbers your dht?) I dont know. Basicaly im worried my prohormones are useless now. Please can you explain. Thankyou. cause now i think regular steroids are better, if done in sensible ammounts. |
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hey!
I do not claim to be intelligent! What i read is true. It is a book about testosterone by James McBride Dabbs, called Heroes Rogues & lovers, testosterone & behaviour. I ask the question, because I am now CONFUSED! I am asking someone to help explain to me. Because as I say, in reviews it clearly says 1-AD DOES NOT CONVERT TO ESTROGEN! & the book says TO FUNCTION CORRECTLY AT RECEPTOR SITE< TESTOSTERONE MUST CONVERT INTO ESTROGEN! So...I am worried my prohormones are useless. & I wonder if I should have bought regular steroids. to use in low dose to not OVER create estrogen...but just BE ABLE TO NORMALY do it (at right dose). I dont get you. this is a genuine curiousity. I as for help & you ask if I am being sarcastic? Hmmm. Just a simple explanation of if the prohormones can work properly please. & how. Thankyou. |
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You see in the forum here there's stickies, stickies are there with about all the answer you need to know. Go have a look young padawan |
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ok thanks. but i quote...
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Does the sticky topic explain this? & can you please just let me know if ive mis-understood the passage. Thankyou. But it clearly seems to me that it is required to convert to estrogen BEFORE using it. Again... a simple explination is all Id like. Thankyou |
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