High E2 = Aromatize??????

The aromatase enzyme produced in your body is what converts testosterone into estrogen.

Inhibiting this enzyme with an AI keep this from happening to a dose dependent degree.
 
Im not using an AI.. I have the following readings...

T - 1954 ng/dl
E - 46 pmol/L.... reference range < 157 pmol/L is normal

... my E is low somehow, but I feel like im holding a ton of water... how is this possible?
 
I answered on the other thread, but most likely you make lower levels of aromatase than the average person. Aromatase converts your testosterone into estrogen. That looks like a good level for that amount of test. Some people say optimal E2 is in the 20's, but also that it depends on how much test you have(the ratio being important) since more test will antagonize the estrogen. If you feel good and have no sides, that's all that matters, that level doesnt look scary at all. Water weight gain is normal.
 
Black Beard said:
I answered on the other thread, but most likely you make lower levels of aromatase than the average person. Aromatase converts your testosterone into estrogen. That looks like a good level for that amount of test. Some people say optimal E2 is in the 20's, but also that it depends on how much test you have(the ratio being important) since more test will antagonize the estrogen. If you feel good and have no sides, that's all that matters, that level doesnt look scary at all. Water weight gain is normal.
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thanks again.
 
Black Beard said:
I answered on the other thread, but most likely you make lower levels of aromatase than the average person. Aromatase converts your testosterone into estrogen. That looks like a good level for that amount of test. Some people say optimal E2 is in the 20's, but also that it depends on how much test you have(the ratio being important) since more test will antagonize the estrogen. If you feel good and have no sides, that's all that matters, that level doesnt look scary at all. Water weight gain is normal.
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The reference of "in the 20's" is for pg/ml, not pmol/l.
 
copaseet said:
Im not using an AI.. I have the following readings...

T - 1954 ng/dl
E - 46 pmol/L.... reference range < 157 pmol/L is normal

... my E is low somehow, but I feel like im holding a ton of water... how is this possible?
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Wow no AI 2000 test and a good E range. Ur lucky bro! What does ur diet, salt, and water intake look like?
 
copaseet said:
Im not using an AI.. I have the following readings...

T - 1954 ng/dl
E - 46 pmol/L.... reference range < 157 pmol/L is normal

... my E is low somehow, but I feel like im holding a ton of water... how is this possible?
Click to expand...

Wow no AI 2000 test and a good E range. Ur lucky bro! What does ur diet, salt, and water intake look like?
 
Mabe shoot for a gallon try keeping it pretty consistent everyday. Like was said some water weight is expected. You could also get a sensitive essay and make sure those E levels are accurate.
 
Not running an ai eiher, but runing my test low 250mg/week with 100mg tren a eod
No bad sides other then pimples poping up from time to time
 
As for myself running no ai is totally my choice, running a low dose of test and since tren doesnt aromatize I think u can get away with it if not gyno prone or have bad sides of high e2 levels
If I ended up jacking my test up to say over 500mg a week I would most def be running an ai
 
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