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03-14-2010, 04:35 PM #1Registered User
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Research chem reaction?
The one time I tried research chems, I got some exemestane. I noticed after using it awhile my chest felt very tight, and I had trouble breathing. I didn't make the connection about the chem at that point. I stopped taking it and the problem went away. Later, I used the product again by itself as a test booster. I got the same symptoms, so I stopped taking it.
I know I'm not alergic to exemestane because I have used brand name Aromasin before with no problems. What chemical could it be causing this problem? This was a reputable research company, but not a board sponsor here.
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Mostly PEG and/or alcohol. But maybe you got something else other than exemestane by mistake?
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