OTC anti estrogen?

bitterdregs

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So hypothyroid and low T means now I'm on thyroid and Tcyp. I'm doing major cario 5days a week and heavu lifting once or twice a week. And while I can see muscle growth, I'm majorly holding water and not losing fat.

I'm prone to belly fat anyway, and I'm concerned about estrogen given the increased T loading. Curious what estrogen or anti-aromatase products people are liking that are over the counter. Given how long I've been overweight and now starting T, I'm pretty certain I have an esgtrogen problem.

love some feedback. thanks!
 
I've looked at the sponsors and read reviews on amazon. It seems most people are wanting to bulk and cut... I'm wanting to target bely area due to estrogen.

I may call rui for advice... just hoping someone here had a specific recommendation. Anything you've had experience with?
 
So hypothyroid and low T means now I'm on thyroid and Tcyp. I'm doing major cario 5days a week and heavu lifting once or twice a week. And while I can see muscle growth, I'm majorly holding water and not losing fat.

I'm prone to belly fat anyway, and I'm concerned about estrogen given the increased T loading. Curious what estrogen or anti-aromatase products people are liking that are over the counter. Given how long I've been overweight and now starting T, I'm pretty certain I have an esgtrogen problem.

love some feedback. thanks!

you doc should be handling this and giving you blood tests to see if this is an issue.
what did your blood tests show?

low thyroid can = fat gain and mean nothing to do with estrogen.
 
I've looked at the sponsors and read reviews on amazon. It seems most people are wanting to bulk and cut... I'm wanting to target bely area due to estrogen.

I may call rui for advice... just hoping someone here had a specific recommendation. Anything you've had experience with?


Blood tests will tell you what you need to do.
 
Lots of blood test.. tho none included estrogen. The thyroid was fixed high and we're inthe process of titrating back down to normal levels, and that's been worked for 6+months. The only new thing is the testosterone boost.
I'll have to ask about the e test next go round.
 
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