50mg DHEA // 3mg Exemestane
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How dangerous would this be?
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@wester130 Not sure why it would be dangerous. I may be mistaking Exemestane for a different compound (anastrozole) - but it may lower IGF-1 levels which is probably not ideal if you're in the normal range already.
AFAIK DHEA's main/only concern is aromatization, which Exe does a good job at keeping at bay.
It would be best if you knew what your estrogen levels were prior to doing this or at least testing after you're through this to see if you're too high. Odds are you likely won't crash it with 3mg exe.
You may consider the whole cycle is "pointless" if you don't have an end goal and reason in mind to take these. I don't expect an already healthy person to see a large upside to this protocol.
Maybe I'm wrong and someone else knows better though
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@hawk1 Exemestane raises IGF-1.
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@wester130 You'll start feeling bad before it becomes dangerous.
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@wester130 give or take 20 seconds before your heart stops beating
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@hawk1 in contrast to other arom inhibs exem is much cleaner/less harmful.
But dhea-s conversion of dhea may still be a worry. Never had many issues with exem
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@lobotomize exemestane monotherapy is essentially the only effective testosterone booster. All the supplements on the market that claim to raise testosterone do almost nothing.
Avataric Ambitions Magazine:
https://www.blurb.com/b/13011808-avataric-ambitions -
@JWayne why is it an effective test booster? does this apply to a healthy male or is the effect only significant in hypogonadal men? what about potential side effects of low estrogen such as joint pain, irritability, etc.?
Would like to hear more about this
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@hawk1 for the record i am not doing 3mg of exemestane and 50mg dhea
i do
2 drops of progesterone in vitamin e
4 drops of dhea in vitamin e
4 drops test base in vitamin e -
@wester130 oral test? any hepatic concern - or even one for bioavailability?
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@hawk1 it's not hepatoxic, actually testosterone base and testosterone undecanoate help the liver
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33024914/
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1002/hep4.1571
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39513970/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/7928661/ - undecanoate
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@JWayne well exem isnt a sup it is a drug and that catagory includes testo provi maestro etc which would be more appropriate for such goal
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@lobotomize AAS will suppress endogenous production unlike exemestane supplementation
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