So which is it, is letro weak and not effect estrogen levels accordingly, leaving estrogen to wreak havoc, or it is it too strong, having a detrimental effect on estrogen?
The writer of this needs to do some critical thinking.
Hormones play a key part in how we think and feel.
Mess with those, and see yourself messed up, for better or worse.
Ok, thanks. I was referring to him saying letro and asin affect brain estrogen levels more than adex. Is there truth to this?
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This one concludes there isn't enough data based evidence that they (ai's) significantly effect cognitive function.
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So which is it, is letro weak and not effect estrogen levels accordingly, leaving estrogen to wreak havoc, or it is it too strong, having a detrimental effect on estrogen?
The writer of this needs to do some critical thinking.
I think it is more written to be a comparative analysis. Always enjoy reading your posts, you are extremely knowledgable. However on the other hand, Mike Arnold is probably one of the most respected and knowledgeable PED/AAS gurus out there.
Interesting. He is very active on other forums, and has his own section on Anasci : Invalid Link Removed
Patrick Arnold is extremely smart, and a great chemist. However still just a chemist and pH guru.
Uh huh. Cool story bro. :lmao:
Thanks for the link though. I always enjoy reading others write ups on things.