I need some advice...Which of these should I use? I am going for a Fuzu, ZMA, protein, and V-12 cycle and would like to try one of these anti-estrogens within this cycle. Looking for your feedback. Thanks in advance!
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According to Patrick Arnold, 6 oxo by itself can raise test levels. So it probably could be used by itself! Of course Fuzu will, maybe to a lesser degree increase test also!
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GP, I had read on ergopharm's website that 6 oxo alone could elevate test and I was just wondering how it would work with fuzu or tribex. How do you guys feel about Fuzu compared to Tribex or other tribulus products?
Trib products do not raise test levels. This has been shown time and time again.
6-Oxo is the only anti-e I have seen positive feedback.
In Pat's study test levels doubled, while E levels decreased by 25%.
6-oxo works by reducing endogenous E levels. Your body compensates for this and raises its own E level so the net result is only a 25% decrease. Your body seeks to keep a certain E/T ration, so along with raising estrogen, it raises its T levels.
I have heard excellent feedback on 6-oxo being used for this purpose and especially when cutting.
I'd cut out the fuzu and ZMA from your stack as well.
One thing for sure with both 6-oxo and trib................you will be one horny sob. And I like fuzu over all the rest. Some like tribex.
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Thanks for all of your responses. I will try the 6 oxo and fuzu. If it doesn't work for me then I'll get back to the "basics" (without the fluff!). I'm just looking to try some new things. Who knows, I may get a little crazy later this summer and try some 1-ad. (Most supps. crazy for ME considering I initially didn't want to use creatine! ha ha)
Originally posted by bamafan
GP, I had read on ergopharm's website that 6 oxo alone could elevate test and I was just wondering how it would work with fuzu or tribex. How do you guys feel about Fuzu compared to Tribex or other tribulus products?
I can tell you that Fuzu does in fact raise natural test levels as do a couple of other high quality Trib products. How do I know? Did blood tests on myself and 3 of my clients to test a couple of products out. The 3 that worked...
-Tribestan
-Fuzu
-Tribex
As for 6-OXO...this is a solid product for lowering estrogen and raising test levels. I wouldn't bother combining it with a Trib product though. You may also want to look into Aromadex by VPX as well.
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By stimulating an increase in luteinizing hormone (LH), tribulus terrestris has been shown to cause a 50% increase in test levels. When LH levels are enhanced, a signal is sent to your testes to produce more testosterone.
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Originally posted by Twin Peak
Trib products do not raise test levels. This has been shown time and time again.
6-Oxo is the only anti-e I have seen positive feedback.
In Pat's study test levels doubled, while E levels decreased by 25%.
6-oxo works by reducing endogenous E levels. Your body compensates for this and raises its own E level so the net result is only a 25% decrease. Your body seeks to keep a certain E/T ration, so along with raising estrogen, it raises its T levels.
I have heard excellent feedback on 6-oxo being used for this purpose and especially when cutting.
I'd cut out the fuzu and ZMA from your stack as well.
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