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Originally Posted by BabsieGirl
Can someone please explain the rationale behind women taking this?
I was wondering if I should be taking this and I would like to have your intake. |
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Originally Posted by BabsieGirl
I would like to have your intake.
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Originally Posted by PirateFromHell
It has been a long time since a woman has welcomed my intake.
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thanks for the help fella
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Originally Posted by BabsieGirl
Is taking this good for women with PCO? Polycystic Ovaries?
This supplement was recommended to me. |
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Originally Posted by PirateFromHell
It has been a long time since a woman has welcomed my intake.
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Originally Posted by gopro
Some women will use an anti-estrogen when trying to lean out, especially before a competition, to lower bodyfat and water levels. Using a drug like Nolvadex is extremely effective for hardening the lower half, an area that is extremely resistant to normal fat loss procedures in women.
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Originally Posted by The_Chicken_Daddy
Maybe i'm mistaken here, but didn't she ask about anti-aromatase? It's been a while, but i'm sure nolvadex is only anti-e.
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Originally Posted by The Dude
Im 18 and thinking about taking M1T or 1-AD. Is this a good idea? If not what are the best supplements for me to get right now?
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Originally Posted by The Dude
i want other peoples opinions 2 dude.
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Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio
seeing that I am not an endocrinolgist, does anyone have an answer to the pros and cons of a female using an anti-aromatase, or if they even should?
I know what an anti-aromatase is and what is does, as well as anti-e's, but I personally would not feel qualified to give any advice in the area to a female. |
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Originally Posted by The Dude
Im 18 and thinking about taking M1T or 1-AD. Is this a good idea? If not what are the best supplements for me to get right now?
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| so, based on a female's naturally low T levels you're saying that unless they were using a PH/PS/AAS an anti-aromatase would not have much effect? |
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Originally Posted by gopro
You are 100% correct, but I thought that maybe SHE was lumping all anti-Es in together by calling them anti-aromatases. If I'm wrong I apologoze BG.
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Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio
so, based on a female's naturally low T levels you're saying that unless they were using a PH/PS/AAS an anti-aromatase would not have much effect?
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Originally Posted by gopro
I doubt that much aromatization takes place in a normal, healthy female.
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Originally Posted by Robert DiMaggio
BabsieGirl send a PM to bandaidwoman.
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Originally Posted by gopro
Which? Nolvadex?
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Originally Posted by dg806
She never mentioned which ones? With the PCO, someone told her it would help with the aromatization of test. But I doubt many woman have enough test to aromatise??
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Originally Posted by BabsieGirl
My levels are high for being a female. Muscle gain comes fast for me. Was going to say easy...but it's by far easy....
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Originally Posted by dg806
I said that already
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Originally Posted by gopro
You know I never bother reading your posts DG.
LOL!!!! J/K brother! |
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Originally Posted by dg806
Ehh, I don't read yours either.
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You two are silly 