Re: Please define rebound effect from arimidex

[Guest guest]

RWN, I notice that Arimidex's effects end abruptly when the dose has worn

out. Then estradiol can come back rather quickly. This is frustrating as a

dose barely controls my estradiol for more 2 days.

What are you experiencing?

-Nigel

On 2 March 2011 18:23, redwingnuts <redwingnuts@...> wrote:

>

>

> I have seen reference to some people not liking the rebound effect they get

> from arimidex. Could some of you describe in detail this effect. I recently

> started adex and would like to determine if this is something I am

> experiencing. Thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

It's something that I feel happens over time on Arimidex as your body makes more

Aromatase you need more Arimidex to keep it down. You take it starting out at

say every 3 days .25 mgs over the yrs. you find you need more I got upto 1 mgs

everyday. The rebound is from your body making so much Aromatase.

On Aromasin it kills Aromatase so you don't have this rebound effect. But if

your go down to low on Aromasin it will take longer to come back up. Your body

needs to make more Aromatase.

Yet I feel gaging your wood you can keep this from happening. When you lose

your night time and morning wood and you check to see if you can get it up

before getting out of bed and you can't your going to low. So if your stop

taking it your levels will come back up faster.

Aromasin is better on your IGF-1 and Chol. levels works faster in 2 hrs and has

a very short half life like 2 to 3 days. I now feel it's better then Arimidex.

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: redwingnuts <redwingnuts@...>

> Subject: Please define " rebound effect " from arimidex

>

> Date: Wednesday, March 2, 2011, 7:23 PM

> I have seen reference to some people

> not liking the rebound effect they get from arimidex. Could

> some of you describe in detail this effect. I recently

> started adex and would like to determine if this is

> something I am experiencing. Thanks.

>

>

>

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>

>

[Guest guest]

Does anyone know why taking Arimidex may lead to the body increasing

aromatase production?

Thanks for the explanation, Phil. I do notice it's difficult to get a low

enough dose to be effective. It's like Arimidex is strangely all or nothing

when taking it, which I don't like.

-Nigel

On 3 March 2011 10:49, philip georgian <pmgamer18@...> wrote:

>

>

> It's something that I feel happens over time on Arimidex as your body makes

> more Aromatase you need more Arimidex to keep it down. You take it starting

> out at say every 3 days .25 mgs over the yrs. you find you need more I got

> upto 1 mgs everyday. The rebound is from your body making so much Aromatase.

>

> On Aromasin it kills Aromatase so you don't have this rebound effect. But

> if your go down to low on Aromasin it will take longer to come back up. Your

> body needs to make more Aromatase.

>

> Yet I feel gaging your wood you can keep this from happening. When you lose

> your night time and morning wood and you check to see if you can get it up

> before getting out of bed and you can't your going to low. So if your stop

> taking it your levels will come back up faster.

>

> Aromasin is better on your IGF-1 and Chol. levels works faster in 2 hrs and

> has a very short half life like 2 to 3 days. I now feel it's better then

> Arimidex.

> Co-Moderator

> Phil

>

[Guest guest]

I use to think it was me I am one of the longest men on the web using arimidex.

I feel you block E2 from being made from Testosterone your body sees this when

your E2 is lower and tells your body to make more T to bring back up the E2

levels. I think your bodys set point goes up doing this and you make more and

more Aromatase.

Being on TRT you can't make more testosterone your shut down so it back fills

into Aromatase trying to make more Estraidol.

We are messing with Mother Nature here and she does not take any crap.

Co-Moderator

Phil

>

> >

> >

> > It's something that I feel happens over time on

> Arimidex as your body makes

> > more Aromatase you need more Arimidex to keep it down.

> You take it starting

> > out at say every 3 days .25 mgs over the yrs. you find

> you need more I got

> > upto 1 mgs everyday. The rebound is from your body

> making so much Aromatase.

> >

> > On Aromasin it kills Aromatase so you don't have this

> rebound effect. But

> > if your go down to low on Aromasin it will take longer

> to come back up. Your

> > body needs to make more Aromatase.

> >

> > Yet I feel gaging your wood you can keep this from

> happening. When you lose

> > your night time and morning wood and you check to see

> if you can get it up

> > before getting out of bed and you can't your going to

> low. So if your stop

> > taking it your levels will come back up faster.

> >

> > Aromasin is better on your IGF-1 and Chol. levels

> works faster in 2 hrs and

> > has a very short half life like 2 to 3 days. I now

> feel it's better then

> > Arimidex.

> > Co-Moderator

> > Phil

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I'm not on TRT, and I take Arimidex in liquid form so I can control the dose.

In my case, the amount I need to keep E2 in the lower 20's has dropped very

significantly in the few years I've taken it. So I guess my experience is the

opposite of Phil's. I know of no reason why the body would produce more

aromatase as a result of taking Arimidex.

>

> >

> >

> > It's something that I feel happens over time on Arimidex as your body makes

> > more Aromatase you need more Arimidex to keep it down. You take it starting

> > out at say every 3 days .25 mgs over the yrs. you find you need more I got

> > upto 1 mgs everyday. The rebound is from your body making so much Aromatase.

> >

> > On Aromasin it kills Aromatase so you don't have this rebound effect. But

> > if your go down to low on Aromasin it will take longer to come back up. Your

> > body needs to make more Aromatase.

> >

> > Yet I feel gaging your wood you can keep this from happening. When you lose

> > your night time and morning wood and you check to see if you can get it up

> > before getting out of bed and you can't your going to low. So if your stop

> > taking it your levels will come back up faster.

> >

> > Aromasin is better on your IGF-1 and Chol. levels works faster in 2 hrs and

> > has a very short half life like 2 to 3 days. I now feel it's better then

> > Arimidex.

> > Co-Moderator

> > Phil

> >

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I don't feel you will have this problem not on TRT when your adding in

Testosterone meds and your Estradiol levels go up from the added T your going to

make more aromatase then you would as you age. So if your younger not over

weight get exercise you not going to have this bad rebound effect.

Co-Moderator

Phil

> From: wayback44 <no_reply >

> Subject: Re: Please define " rebound effect " from arimidex

>

> Date: Friday, March 4, 2011, 5:35 PM

> I'm not on TRT, and I take Arimidex

> in liquid form so I can control the dose.  In my case,

> the amount I need to keep E2 in the lower 20's has dropped

> very significantly in the few years I've taken it.  So

> I guess my experience is the opposite of Phil's.  I

> know of no reason why the body would produce more aromatase

> as a result of taking Arimidex.

>  

>

>

> >

> > >

> > >

> > > It's something that I feel happens over time on

> Arimidex as your body makes

> > > more Aromatase you need more Arimidex to keep it

> down. You take it starting

> > > out at say every 3 days .25 mgs over the yrs. you

> find you need more I got

> > > upto 1 mgs everyday. The rebound is from your

> body making so much Aromatase.

> > >

> > > On Aromasin it kills Aromatase so you don't have

> this rebound effect. But

> > > if your go down to low on Aromasin it will take

> longer to come back up. Your

> > > body needs to make more Aromatase.

> > >

> > > Yet I feel gaging your wood you can keep this

> from happening. When you lose

> > > your night time and morning wood and you check to

> see if you can get it up

> > > before getting out of bed and you can't your

> going to low. So if your stop

> > > taking it your levels will come back up faster.

> > >

> > > Aromasin is better on your IGF-1 and Chol. levels

> works faster in 2 hrs and

> > > has a very short half life like 2 to 3 days. I

> now feel it's better then

> > > Arimidex.

> > > Co-Moderator

> > > Phil

> > >

> >

> >

> >