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Hay everybody,
New to this Form, I have done some cycles in the past all injectables, so I am familiar with the turf. This new product Epistaine, which I hesitate to call AAS but is highly touted as an anabolic agent has got me wondering, does anybody know what the actual mechanism is in the body? Is it converted in the liver to AAS, or is it more like an oral AAS with a modified molecular structure? How it is milder on the liver? This is sort of an odd side effect for an oral compound, no?
In addition are the anti estrogen properties acting as an AI or is it acting as an estrogen blocker? Why is post cycle needed if this compound has anti Estrogen properties?
I just started a cycle today, I have had pre existing Gyno, I am planning a full cycle as opposed to PC because I want to see if it improves the condition. Any info would be appreciated.
New to this Form, I have done some cycles in the past all injectables, so I am familiar with the turf. This new product Epistaine, which I hesitate to call AAS but is highly touted as an anabolic agent has got me wondering, does anybody know what the actual mechanism is in the body? Is it converted in the liver to AAS, or is it more like an oral AAS with a modified molecular structure? How it is milder on the liver? This is sort of an odd side effect for an oral compound, no?
In addition are the anti estrogen properties acting as an AI or is it acting as an estrogen blocker? Why is post cycle needed if this compound has anti Estrogen properties?
I just started a cycle today, I have had pre existing Gyno, I am planning a full cycle as opposed to PC because I want to see if it improves the condition. Any info would be appreciated.
