Shoot me straight... arimistane.

Therealclassy

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What is the realistic efficacy of arimistane?

It is hard to get straight answers on internet forums about substances because many posters have vested interests in supplement or research chem companies that sell said products or have business competitors that do.

I have read that arimistane is strong, I've read that it is a joke,I've read that it is comparable to arimidex in strength( I know that one is suicidal and one is not, that's not the discussion), and I've read everything in between about its efficacy.

What's the cold hard truth? I have tried it a few times and it seems...blah. I seem to respond to to things much differently than the average person though. So I would like to hear some other opinions.

What are your experiences with it? Obviously the dosing is different but what do you think the strength/efficacy of arimistane is in comparison to arimidex or exemestane?

Please, if you have a bias because you sell it or are sponsored by someone who does, refrain from posting any biased opinions.

There are people who are going to start cycles with this otc AI as their only on hand defense against estro sides. Should they feel comfortable relying soley on arimistane for that?

Please discuss.

Thanks

(I have a script for an AI ,so this info is not for me, but when researching arimistane I could find nothing but conflicting information that seemed like b.s. I think there are readers out there that would benefit from some clarity on this.)
 
Exemestane/aromasin/arimidex have pharmacokinetic studies in human populations demonstrating AI properties and basic MoA. We know, generally speaking, what doses "work" and why they work.

As far as I know there are zero in vivo comparable studies with arimistane.

Arimistane is to pharma AIs as herbal test boosters are to actual testosterone; in both cases the former gives some of the side effect appearances of the latter, as if it were doing the very same thing. But sore joints are not necessarily a reliable indicator of actual lowered e2...increased libido is not necessarily a reliable indicator of significantly increased testosterone.
 
Arimistane will dry me out but it will.not make a sensitive itchy nipple go away... that's my experience with it. I would not count on it during cycle to combat estrogen sides been there and done that when running a sarms cycle......
 
mcgeier said:
Better for cortisol and drying out than as an AI.
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This was my experience. Even if you were to compare it to exemstane, I wouldn't even count on it being 1/3 as potent, and the dosage required would be very unhealthy for an E2 effect from what iv'e seen reading around for a year.
 
YamahaC76 said:
This was my experience. Even if you were to compare it to exemstane, I wouldn't even count on it being 1/3 as potent, and the dosage required would be very unhealthy for an E2 effect from what iv'e seen reading around for a year.
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I'd say not even 1/10
 
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