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ar1macare on cycle, estrogen levels

Tabascoonall

Tabascoonall

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Hey guys, everything is about to be shipped for my first Epi cycle. I have been researching and i am wondering would it be a bad idea to run ar1macare pro on cycle, my logic behind this is ar1macare pro is a AI and epi also acts as a mild AI.... soooo wouldn't my estrogen be so low off of this?

Just wondering, i know i ask a lot but thats the only way to learn!!
Have a great Thanksgiving and eat up!!
 
Tabascoonall said:
Hey guys, everything is about to be shipped for my first Epi cycle. I have been researching and i am wondering would it be a bad idea to run ar1macare pro on cycle, my logic behind this is ar1macare pro is a AI and epi also acts as a mild AI.... soooo wouldn't my estrogen be so low off of this? Just wondering, i know i ask a lot but thats the only way to learn!! Have a great Thanksgiving and eat up!!
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bump for answer. I'd like to know as well
 
Epi isn't supposed to aromatize but it does not lower your estrogen levels. That, from what I've been told, is "broscience". I would run a mild AI on epi as I have personally had nipple issues both times that I've run it. Take plenty of fish oil and maybe some cissus and your joints should be fine.
 
I would run an AI like said. If you joints start to act real bad its from the AI so you would probably just want to lower the doseage if your joints start to ache.
 
The AI on arimacrepro is not strong at all and will not crush your e2 levels. You're fine if you want to run it for on cycle support
 
makes sense, thanks for the quick responses! log to come Dec 1st
 
I'd just run cel cycle assist with epi. Epistane users already complain about joints and than extra drying from anything else just doesn't make sense to me
 
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