Hi Guys, I was wondering how would you compare these two products in a cutting scenario (no PCT, just to get harder).
Pros and Cons?
Pros and Cons?
No joint problems.Thank you for sharing your experience. So would you say that the effect can be considered equal for aesthetic purposes (hardness, less water).
Any feedback regarding potential problem with joints?
Reduce XT allows for easier dosing, like others have mentioned on the vs oral. Looks like both are solid optionsHi Guys, I was wondering how would you compare these two products in a cutting scenario (no PCT, just to get harder).
Pros and Cons?
https://suppversity.blogspot.com/2013/03/science-round-up-seconds-all-about.htmlFirstly, cortisol is a profound anti-inflammatory. It does not cause inflammation, but rises in response to inflammation (the downside obviously are it's immuno-supressive effects). Secondly, cortisol is a glucocorticoid and makes sure that there is alway enough glucose floating around in your system by (a) digging into the fat and protein stores of your body to fuel your acute energy demands and (b) decreasing insulin release and sensitivity to spare glucose (Andrews. 1999).
While those of you who have already been "on" a cortisol inhibitor may have felt the negative sides of function #1 in their joints, few people acknowledge that the inhibition of cortisol and it's ability to increase the lypolytic rate (=release of fat) in adipocytes by 50% and more (Djurhuus. 2002; Cambell. 2011) could actually hamper, not accelerate weight loss while you are dieting.
Now, the last four words of the previous paragraph are in fact what's making all the difference here. As long as you give your body the chance to actually burn off the fat that's getting pushed out of the fat cells by cortisol, the "beneficial" effects cortisol has on adipogenesis are nothing to be afraid of (Campbell. 2011). In the unfortunate case you are constantly stressed, overeating and chronically inflamed, however, the chronically elevated cortisol + insulin levels will however create a "perfect" obesogenic storm.
This storm is self-perpetuating as the chronically inflamed and ever growing visceral adipose organ, which contributes "approximately two-thirds [...] to splanchnic cortisol production in healthy men" (Andrew. 2005; the rest is produced in the liver), will spill out more and more cortisol. The cortisol, in turn will increase lipolysis and have the free fatty acid and triglyceride levels skyrocket. This, on the other hand, worsens the pre-existing insulin resistance, ... It's a vicious cycle and to my mind the only scenario where the interventional use of an 11beta-HSD reductase inhibitor like 7-keto & co could be a promising strategy.
So, the only point I'd counter with that is that the difference between using Reduce XT or B-AET or 7 Keto (interesting enough, PA's 7 Spray is a combo of B-AET and 7 Keto) is that they're designed to help control cortisol not wipe it out. I tried finding it but PA had an excellent response a few years ago about how these products actually help control cortisol in a positive way.I have some TD 7-Keto from another vendor - not sure I'll use it though. Too much "Cortiphobia", like "Estrophobia" in this thing of ours, IMO.
https://suppversity.blogspot.com/2013/03/science-round-up-seconds-all-about.html
Probably somewhere in these?I tried finding it but PA had an excellent response a few years ago about how these products actually help control cortisol in a positive way.
Iirc exotherm is an ai/fat burner so there wouldn't be cortisol overlapThank you for the feedback guys. Would you consider to add Exotherm to Reduce XT. would that reduce cortisol "too much".
Lol, I spent a half hour trying to find it.Probably somewhere in these?
https://www.google.com/#q=ChemicalPA+Mind+and+Muscle+7-Keto+
https://www.google.com/#q=site:http://www.prohormoneforum.com+7-Keto+Spray
https://www.google.com/#q=site:forum.mindandmuscle.net+7-Keto
Seems he doesn't like any 7-Oxygenated products?
If you cycle properly (4-8 weeks), then no. At least from my personal anecodte of using all kinds of cortisol control (7-keto, invictus, invictus+7-keto stacked)I have wondered about cortisol"rebound" from extended 7-keto use. Is this a possibility?
I've had no issues either. I've done 12 weeks of Reduce XT and InvictusIf you cycle properly (4-8 weeks), then no. At least from my personal anecodte of using all kinds of cortisol control (7-keto, invictus, invictus+7-keto stacked)
Ok, I was asking as I read somewhere that Exotherm should also reduce cortisol in theory. Maybe I am confusing it with another thing...Iirc exotherm is an ai/fat burner so there wouldn't be cortisol overlap
Maybe something like evomuse abliderate/ammo? Those are similarOk, I was asking as I read somewhere that Exotherm should also reduce cortisol in theory. Maybe I am confusing it with another thing...
Its not Arimistane.Ok, I was asking as I read somewhere that Exotherm should also reduce cortisol in theory. Maybe I am confusing it with another thing...
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