How effect are AIs outside of PCT?

[BoyFromAus]

Hyperdrol X2 looks good but I'm just wondering, how effective are AIs when they're being used outside of PCT?

As someone was mentioning on another sub-forum, they
1. block estrogen
2. possibly create a loop-back effect where the body produces more test in an attempt to have some of that converted to Estrogen..

But has there been much research done on the number 2 part?

Thanks.

 

[jim623]

Hyperdrol X2 looks good but I'm just wondering, how effective are AIs when they're being used outside of PCT?

As someone was mentioning on another sub-forum, they
1. block estrogen
2. possibly create a loop-back effect where the body produces more test in an attempt to have some of that converted to Estrogen..

But has there been much research done on the number 2 part?

Thanks.

I do not know how much research has been done on this reaction. However, if an AI can be used as PCT to hammer estrogen and restore natural test production, then it should also hammer estrogen and INCREASE the already being produced natural test. I'm no chemist, but it just makes sense. I'm positive AX did extensive testing on this theory before throwing a bunch of ingredients in a bucket and started capping it to sell.

 

[thesinner]

There's a lot of research on the use of AI's and their effect on hormone levels, not relating to post cycle therapy (which clinical research is very scant). I've read a few papers with regards to AI's and athletic performance. Doping athletes isn't something that's particularly celebrated in the scientific community; moreover, most clinical tests need be taken with a grain of salt, as there's a huge issue with sampling and accurate analytical methods, when it comes to this sort of research.

I would take the 3 years worth of satisfied users of Hyperdrol, 6-oxo, and ATD.