Is Arimistane safer Transdermal or Oral?

[d1440]

Arimistane.
I like the squirt bottle formulations. Would the capsules have longer half life, less effect on your liver ? Or other way around - transdermal is better?

edit: From what I read Transdermal has a longer effect and less rollercoastering of hormones, so I think thread resolved?

 

[LeanEngineer]

http://www.strongsupplementshop.com/transdermal-topical-prohormones

I'd check out this page at Strong Supplement Shop. It has some good info on transdermals!

 

[d1440]

http://www.strongsupplementshop.com/transdermal-topical-prohormones

I'd check out this page at Strong Supplement Shop. It has some good info on transdermals!

Yes. Website says apply transdermals roughly every 12 hours = less frequently than orals. cool.

 

[blacklac]

Can't say I've ever heard of anyone having issues with oral Arimistane besides dry joints. Also not aware it has any liver toxicity, but admittedly I haven't researched it.

 

[d1440]

Can't say I've ever heard of anyone having issues with oral Arimistane besides dry joints. Also not aware it has any liver toxicity, but admittedly I haven't researched it.

Guess I didnt google before or really think,

Found something, plus I would imagine rubbing it onto thinner skin areas of the body would bypass the liver versus the capsule hepatic stress, guess I kind of answered my own thread...as long as the capsules last close to the duration of the cream that's fine.

*Transdermal delivery of steroids is also a rapidly expanding field and in various clinical situations where hormonal replacement therapy is needed this route of administration is a real breakthrough, considering the relative toxicity of some steroids when given orally.


From <http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0010782489900127>

great.
Didnt really consider each supplement has different effects on the liver. Will google this one a bit on that subject.