Reply With QuoteI was always under the impression that adex lowers IGF and that aromasin raised it. I'm not 100% as I can't find the study. I have seen a study though that showed letrozole raised it.
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Arimidex IGF-1
Ive been reading that Arimidex might decrease IGF-1 levels by 12%. Actually I thought this is weird because the whole reason that I chose adex over nolva is because nolva does decrease igf levels, and supposedly adex doesnt. Anyone has any idea what effect Adex really has on IGF-1 levels?
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Yeah Ive heard letro raises it. But its the circulating level of IGF relevant in muscle building??? Would you say that adex might hinder gains???
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