ddjd
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Just to clarify, does the study you found suggest that the effect on the Progesterone receptor was permanent? Or temporary?yes androsterone does make a lot of sense. I have to say I never tried it because high e2 isn't a problem of mine if I keep T around 600-700 ng/ml and keep my diet in check. Get bloods done and definitely try something more moderate before you use any AIs. I think AIs only have a place for people on TRT, and even then they should find ways of improving the T/e2 ratio through diet and other factors before resorting to AIs.
I still really want to try Exemestane and as haidut pointed out 2.5mg is an optimal dose, you wouldn't need more than that