erase question

[Herm]

I'm having trouble finding out how long erase stays in your system, using original version

 

[R1balla]

mr.cooper69 should be able to answer this for you.

 

[kissdadookie]

I think I recall it being mentioned that it could take a week or so for your E2 levels to get back to normal.

 

[bolt10]

From another place:

Erase binds to aromatase and permanently deactivates it. Now, your body is continually making new aromatase, so this effect isn't permanent. Rather, it takes a little longer to kick in but also lasts longer because even when your cycle is done, it will take a few weeks for your body to get active aromatase levels back to where they were before.

If you want a more exact time, I am unsure, maybe Coop will come to the rescue.

 

[kissdadookie]

From another place:



If you want a more exact time, I am unsure, maybe Coop will come to the rescue.

Ah, good reply!

 

[Touey]

Ah, good reply!

A good reply I thought from so too kissing thedookie

 

[alwaysfirst]

If you have concerns about a steroid test, I used OG Erase up until a week before the test a passed.

 

[aaronuconn]

~12 hours from what I've researched previously.

In to learn from Cooper.

 

[aaronuconn]

Actually, closer to 24hr I believe.

 

[mr.cooper69]

It will actually be closer to several weeks after your last dose. Erase is a suicidal AI, not a competitive one, so it's half-life is irrelevant. What is relevant is that it will take several weeks for aromatase turnover to take you back to normal levels of the enzyme...and hence, normal estrogen levels.

 

[DiabeticLiftr]

To go off of Coop, a large majority of hormones, when supplemented, do not have an immediate rebound. That is why a lot of medication is gradually decreased. Correct me if Im wrong cyrus.