Reply With QuoteInteresting. I haven't read much about Letro....
From what I've read Clomid can have a similar effect, but not to the same degree.
Good information.
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Letro Benefits
Found this article on ergo-log:
Letrozole, the new anti-estrogenic T booster
It's pretty short so you can read the whole thing in a couple of minutes.
For the lazy among us, it concludes that 'natural' males should take a weekly dose of 2.5mg of letro to significantly boost T production.
Very interesting, might have to get me some letro.....
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Last edited by S2kracer; 05-02-2011 at 11:07 PM.
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I have always heard clomid could increase test, but never thought it would be enough to make any real difference.
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If the chart is real the increase in T levels is amazing.
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Ergo-log is pretty stand up, I trust what they say.
Originally Posted by sjk
Check the p value as well, results were consistent across all participants.
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Keep in mind they were dealing with subjects with high E levels before treatment started. We don't know what would happen with subjects with normal levels of T and E....
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Yeah I agree with this statement. Originally Posted by S2kracer
The sample size being treated did have normal estrogen levels, just low test values. After the treatment the estradiol levels were below normal (not surprising).
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think u could run the letro with a pct? seeing as its "natural" test?
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