Unanswered 5-AT?

[soxbsbll05]

What's everyone's opinions on this? Is it really good for controlling cortisol?

 

[offredjo]

I've used it stacked with Core Hard and after an 8 week run so some pretty good results.

 

[soxbsbll05]

bump

 

[nostrum420]

beta-androstenetriol/b-AET? Tis good stuff especially in a TD.

 

[soxbsbll05]

beta-androstenetriol/b-AET? Tis good stuff especially in a TD.

I'm referring to 5-Etioallocholen-3b,7b,17b-triol. Thats not the same thing, is it?

 

[nostrum420]

I'm referring to 5-Etioallocholen-3b,7b,17b-triol. Thats not the same thing, is it?

They are the same. Not sure why someone is using that defunct nomenclature but yeah. I'd go with Invictus over any oral version.

 

[soxbsbll05]

They are the same. Not sure why someone is using that defunct nomenclature but yeah. I'd go with Invictus over any oral version.

Awesome! Thanks!

 

[BigGame84]

Transdermal "might" be more effective but oral seems to work as well.

 

[soxbsbll05]

Transdermal "might" be more effective but oral seems to work as well.

Thanks! Was looking at running Muscleforce Grit for 1-2 months which has the 5-AT in it along with some other goodies.

 

[nostrum420]

Transdermal "might" be more effective but oral seems to work as well.

What is a typical dose for oral administration?

I think with 3 hydroxyl groups hanging out it'll probably be largely conjugated in the gut...

 

[soxbsbll05]

What is a typical dose for oral administration?

I think with 3 hydroxyl groups hanging out it'll probably be largely conjugated in the gut...

The product I'm considering is oral and has 50mg per serving

 

[BigGame84]

I was thinking 100mg would be a solid dose oral. It's sold as a standalone.

 

[thebigt]

They are the same. Not sure why someone is using that defunct nomenclature but yeah. I'd go with Invictus over any oral version.

agreed...Invictus is very effective!!!

 

[LeanEngineer]

What's everyone's opinions on this? Is it really good for controlling cortisol?

Haven't used this product to control cortisol. I typically will go with reduce xt by sns when it comes to cortisol supps.

 

[AndroRage]

Transdermal "might" be more effective but oral seems to work as well.

Have you send it? Which supp is standalone?

 

[AndroRage]

I'm referring to 5-Etioallocholen-3b,7b,17b-triol. Thats not the same thing, is it?

I think the one your referring to has enhanced oral bioavailability. Core have it as standalone product

 

[nostrum420]

I'm referring to 5-Etioallocholen-3b,7b,17b-triol. Thats not the same thing, is it?

It is. You can substitute "Etioallochol" with "androst" so it's just 5-androsten-3b,7b,17b-triol aka b-AET.

 

[delsolrob]

There was another thread recently where someone was discussing how rapidly the body metabolizes AET, this is part of the reason transdermal is likely a superior delivery method...as it buffers delivery over an extended period of time.

 

[thebigt]

There was another thread recently where someone was discussing how rapidly the body metabolizes AET, this is part of the reason transdermal is likely a superior delivery method...as it buffers delivery over an extended period of time.

it is in the category of substances I have used that were unimpressive as oral but really shined as transdermal...formestane and trans res are other examples to name a few.