Thread: Got My Oxys - Advice on taking them please!

I have just got my hands on oxys 50, Ive been told to take 1 a day, is this correct?

Do i take them before or after training?

Do i take them before or after food?

Whats the best way to take these, do i take them for 2 weeks then leave them alone for a week or two before taking them again?

Advice welcome

Thank You.

Originally Posted by patrick.b

What is Aromatase Inhibitor Victor? sorry mate but all of this is new to me

I'm happy to help you bro, but you have to do a little research yourself. If you don't know what an AI is, I'm not sure if you are ready to use AAS. Here is a good read....

Aromatase Inhibitors for Increased Testosterone and PCT Aromatase inhibitors (AI's) lower estrogen by stopping the activity of the aromatase enzyme. Aromatase is responsible for the conversion of testosterone to estradiol and androstenedione to estrone. There are 6 AI's. They are 6-OXO, anastrozole (Arimidex), letrozole (Femara), exemestane(Aromasin), chrysin and vitamin C.

6-OXO - 6 OXO is the name of a product developed by Ergopharm. Originally developed as an aromatase inhibitor it has since been found that it also increases both total testosterone as well as free testosterone. 6 OXO does double duty for your dollars, increased testosterone and decreased estrogen.

Anastrozole (Arimidex) - Arimidex is the aromatase inhibitor of choice among many bodybuilders. It is considered a type 2 non-steroidal inhibitor. As such it will temporarily stop the the action of the aromatase enzyme. It is much more potent than SERM's like Clomid or Nolvadex.Learn more about Arimidex

Letrozole (Femara) - Letrozole is the second in a new class of third-generation selective oral aromatase inhibitors. It acts by blocking the enzyme aromatase in the adrenal glands thus stopping the formation of estrogen. Letrozole is extremely potent, just 2.5mg daily has been found to block more than 80% of the estrogen in users.

Exemestane (Aromasin) - Exemestane (Aromasin) is a Type-I aromatase inhibitor, or suicidal aromatase inhibitor. It’s called this because it lowers estrogen production in the body by attaching to the aromatase enzyme, and permanently deactivating it. This permanent deactivation is different from Type II AI's which will bind to the enzyme temporarily and then unbind making the enzyme active again.

Chrysin - Chrysin (5,7-Dihydroxyflavone )is a naturally occurring isoflavone that comes from the flower Passiflora coerulea. Chrysin works as an aromatase inhibitor, basically it makes the aromatase enzyme inactive in the body. European Olympic athletes report 1-3 grams of chrysin per day is a safe and effective dose.

Vitamin C - By lowering manganese, Vitamin C affects glycogen stores in the liver, decreasing the liver's ability to store larger amounts. Manganese has some control over the liver's ability to break down estrogen, so too much Vitamin C can affect the breakdown of estrogen and lower estrogen levels.



/V