slow-mun
Well-known member
This has nothing to do with PA, this has to do with intelligent discussion about the pharmacological effects of these designer steroids. No one is stating that they aren't effective...on the contrary its pretty obvious that they are.
Now, what is not obvious is whether this product is effective because it stimulates endogenous test production, or because its a "pro-hormone" to 6-bromotestosterone. Both are distinct possibilities, and anyone with half a brain could see this.
There are so many variables in this equation its impossible for any of us (incuding PA) to definitively say whether this hormone is effective at re-establishing HPTA function...
Does 6-bromoandrostendione convert to 6-bromotestosterone? We don't even know for sure, but if we "have to draw our own conclusions" then I'd say that it does. There is also going to be aromatization to 6-bromoestrogens. What are the effects of these? Do they have any estrogenic activity?
Does 6-bromotest have androgenic activity? Who knows? Other 6-halogenated testosterone derivitives do, so why would this one be any different?
Taking this into account, and seeing the blood values brings up more questions...
How long would 6-bromoandro / 6-bromotest be detectible in an immunological assay?
What is 6-bromotest's binding affinity for SHBG? Is it higher than testosterone's? Lower? Does it bind to SHBG at all?
I'm glad that you liked HX2. It may do exactly what it states it does...but wouldn't it be nice to know? If you're "all for questioning these supplements", then you should be asking some of these same questions...
I never tried HX2, remember that was part of the two that I didn't try. Finally, I get a worthwhile post from somebody when their integrity is challenged. Also, I must indeed be mistaken if you guys weren't challenging the effectiveness of 6-Bromo for PCT by attacking Voodoo's bloodwork results. Have a nice day friends.