Hey, do any of you guys think Arimidex will bind up Nolva in your system?
If the Nolva mimics E so that it can attach to the receptors in your breast tissue and Arimidex is floating around looking for E to irreversibly bind up... has anyone ever wondered if the two are going to react in your body?
I'd look at the structures myself but I slept and memorized my way through organic chemistry. It's about time that I chat up some chemistry grad students. They love answering questions like this. Most professors get really suspicious when you ask off the wall stuff.
Has anyone thought about this??
If the Nolva mimics E so that it can attach to the receptors in your breast tissue and Arimidex is floating around looking for E to irreversibly bind up... has anyone ever wondered if the two are going to react in your body?
I'd look at the structures myself but I slept and memorized my way through organic chemistry. It's about time that I chat up some chemistry grad students. They love answering questions like this. Most professors get really suspicious when you ask off the wall stuff.
Has anyone thought about this??