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Hi Tracy,
In a post you made mention of aramatose to combat the conversion of excess T into estrogren once DHTs are blocked. Is this viable for hair loss? I've done a little bit of digging myself, and my findings are completely and utterly polar antagonists. Some say it works great, and others say it actually promotes balding due to a string of chemical reactions that made my brain hurt reading.
I'm not really considering the addition of aromatose to the fin regime I will be beginning because 1.) I'm sure it isn't cheap, 2.) the science is unclear to me, 3.) it's not standard practice by medical professional, so it must not be too sound of an option.
I guess I'm just asking for general elaboration on what you think the physiological impact is of adding aramatose to a DHT blocking regime.
Kind regards, and thanks in advance for your time and consideration.
In a post you made mention of aramatose to combat the conversion of excess T into estrogren once DHTs are blocked. Is this viable for hair loss? I've done a little bit of digging myself, and my findings are completely and utterly polar antagonists. Some say it works great, and others say it actually promotes balding due to a string of chemical reactions that made my brain hurt reading.
I'm not really considering the addition of aromatose to the fin regime I will be beginning because 1.) I'm sure it isn't cheap, 2.) the science is unclear to me, 3.) it's not standard practice by medical professional, so it must not be too sound of an option.
I guess I'm just asking for general elaboration on what you think the physiological impact is of adding aramatose to a DHT blocking regime.
Kind regards, and thanks in advance for your time and consideration.