This is a discussion on Springbreak '12 WOOOOOO!!! within the Prohormones and Designer Steroids forums, part of the Performance Enhancement category; Originally Posted by B3astm0de Okay guys quick note I not a ill newb when it comes to ph's. Well with ...
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Reputation: 864 Array Yeah that's where it would happen. I believe its just a methylated AI that is used in japan. So it may even be able to "shrink" gyno on cycle (in b4 debate), but nonetheless it does dry you out considerably like an AI would, at least it did for me. Then when you get off you risk the chance of rebound gyno if you are sensitive to that particular side effect. Everyone's different. To be safe you might wanna taper the epi, then use a weak AI like aromasin and low dose + taper it during pct. Or just have the gyno support meds on hand and see what happens. I prefer the latter.
Reputation: 15179 Array It's uncertain as to whether it functions as an AI. Also, I don't think anyone really knows how the 17a-methyl might change the anti-e properties. We know that a 17a-CH3 can change the binding properties and activity of other androgens and hormones so we shouldn't necessarily assume that epi has the same anti-e properties (or same degree of) as the unmethylated breast cancer drug.
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Reputation: 15179 Array A good analogy for this particular discussion would also be comparing SD to masteron. I mean, as you know, there is some anecdotal evidence that suggests epi has some anti-e properties. How it compares to its unmethylated counterpart seems less clear though. Henryv might have more info on this since he's done alot of reading about epi.
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Reputation: 15179 Array That's what I thought. My point is that just because epithiostane has anti-e activity doesn't mean that 17a-methyl epi will retain that property. I can even play devil's advocate for the sake of discussion and say that there's some evidence in some users that it does have some anti-e activity (aggravated joints, lethargy, impacted libido, changes to existing gyno etc), but there's nothing saying that it's via the same mechanism as epithio or to the same extent.