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Originally Posted by Steve Shafley
I think for the most, lifestyle changes and dabbling in non-scheduled anti-aromatases might be the first thing to try.
The stuff like tribulus, etc, always makes me hornier than normal, but I don't know if that cooresponds with a higher T level or not.
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What anti-aromatases do you think are even worth the time/money? I used to be very into reading up on AS's and the such but have been out of it for quite a few years. Are you talking about clomid and all the -dexes? Biotest is saying reservatol is a great anti-estrogen supplement. (I haven't heard much about reservatol other than it is in red wine).
Tried one tribulus product years ago, didn't think it did much but then again I was only 25 at the time. I don't even remember the brand though.
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Originally Posted by Mike ODonnell
Just reminds me of Ori's latest marketing spin.....all anti-estrogenic. Which I believe he said cut out all plastics (which is a good idea) esp drinking water containers and stay away from pork and bacon.
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I've actually moved to glass containers for when I heat up food now after reading a Poliquin thing about plastics a few months ago, I found a stainless steel coffee cup for work, I still love my Nalgene bottles when I'm on the go and at work and haven't broken that habit yet.
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