is Hyperdrol a Pro-hormone

BoyFromAus

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sup guys

Just a bit of confusion on Hyperdrol X2. Is it a Pro-hormone?
I'm unable to find it on any online stores in Australia. Can someone please tell me if it's a banned substance in Australia?

And also, is there a DHT blocker or a 5AR inhibitor in Hyperdrol X2 to prevent hairloss?... how does hairloss get prevented?

Thanks very much.
 
Hyperdrol x2 isnt a prohormone. it s main ingredient is 6 bromo which is an AI.This acts to prevent conversion of testosterone to estrogen It also contains other ingredients which are herbal
it may be that because the authorities dont recognise 6 bromo that they have decided to ban it , but ive no way of confirming that.
you shouldnt suffer hairloss from hyperdrol .

Hair loss is often passed on from generation to generation within a family and can be aggravated by taking substances that are androgenic.there are androgen receptor sites in the scalp and prostate.
There are drugs which are dht blockers and herbal dht blockers , the most common one being saw palmetto.Some reports ive read suggest that this only prevents conversion of test to dht in the prostate and not the scalp, however products in health food shops are sold containing saw palmetto to prevent or slow down hair loss.

The drugs available can cause impotence. If you can read up on DHT it is not the enemy we might think it is.
 
thanks for the info man.... with 6 Bromo, is that the only purpose of it (preventing test from converting to est)?... what component of Hyperdrol increases test?
 
BoyFromAus said:
thanks for the info man.... with 6 Bromo, is that the only purpose of it (preventing test from converting to est)?... what component of Hyperdrol increases test?
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The 6 bromo increases test to estrogen ratio in favour of test.What it does is reduces the conversion of test to estrogen so you have more test available .

Somewhere on this AX forum should be a post all about HYPERDROL .have a search and also look at the AX website
 
By preventing the converstion of test to estrogen, the normal balance in you body goes off. In response to the lower level of estrogen, your body will start to crank out more test to try and bring the estrogen level back up, unaware that 6 bromo is attacking the aromatase enzyme and preventing this from happening. So it just keeps on pumping out more and more test.
 
Good answers in here so far! Just to clarify:

1. It's not a prohormone. It's in a different category, AI, as mentioned.

2. HX2 (6-bromo) raises test by inhibiting its conversion to estrogen. An AI blocks the enzymes, giving nowhere for the test to bind, thusly more test and lower estrogen!

Stack this with something like MassFX which helps to create more free test (another, more usuable form for muscle-building purposes), and you have a killer combination without the need for PCT, supports supplements, or the worries associated with a PH.

:cheers:
 
I see. Thanks for clarifying that guys. Makes good sense.

Just my concern is with hair loss. While my dad doesn't have it, his dad and his brother had it. What does Hyperdrol do to ensure it doesn't accelerate hairloss?...
 
BoyFromAus said:
I see. Thanks for clarifying that guys. Makes good sense.

Just my concern is with hair loss. While my dad doesn't have it, his dad and his brother had it. What does Hyperdrol do to ensure it doesn't accelerate hairloss?...
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Hairloss has to do with the relationship between testosterone and dihydrotestosterone.

Truthfully, if you are looking at a product to increase your testosterone levels, you're not going to find a way around this.

In the instance shedding occurs, your local Target stores sell a shampoo called Nizoral. While promoted as an anti-dandruff, it works well as a local anti-androgenic, which is mild enough not to cause any side effects. In essence, most anti-hairloss medications do pretty much the exact opposite of Hyperdrol. Hyperdrol lowers estrogen and increases testosterone. Scripted hairloss meds like finasteride decrease testosterone/DHT while increasing estrogen.
 
My current cycle has cause some increased shedding. I'm using nizoral and it seams to be helping. Yesterday, I started taking Toco-8. It supposedly stops shedding and promotes regrowth, we will see.

BTW, your dad has nothing to do with your hairloss, look at your moms dad as if it were a mirror.
 
jim623 said:
My current cycle has cause some increased shedding. I'm using nizoral and it seams to be helping. Yesterday, I started taking Toco-8. It supposedly stops shedding and promotes regrowth, we will see.

BTW, your dad has nothing to do with your hairloss, look at your moms dad as if it were a mirror.
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thanks man. My mom's dad died 2 months before she was born. But let's spare the sad story for now, I found a photo of him and.... bad news, he was bald. So yea, i'll look into nizoral and toco-8 when i use this.

And finally, does Hyperdrol X2 block SHBG in anyway?
 
Though you may want to see this, it's from the HX2 product page of the AX forum.

While an increase in shedding is always possible, it is extremely rare while using Hyperdrol-X2™. There is evidence that Cnidium and Fulvic Acid, found in Hyperdrol-X2™, may help with hair re-growth, as these ingredients are often used in ancient Chinese medicine. Overall, very few people have reported any sort of shedding or increased hair loss, including those individuals who have either a family history, or personal history, with hair loss and shedding.
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I have been using toco-8 for 4 days now and my shedding has come to a hault. So far it seems to be a very solid product.

HX2 does not block SHBG, MFX on the other hand, will. That's what it was designed to do, free up bounded test.
 
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