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| Dirk |
 Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2004 11:04 pm |
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On Sun, 04 Jan 2004 13:43:22 +1100, Manfred Bartz <md7f2ac91d@xix.com>
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Quote: withbacon@aol.comznfcfgsm (Hugh G. Reckshun) writes:
You want to try 6-OXO, 100-600 mgs per day, before bed. Will reduce
estrogen and increase test. At 600 mgs, **considerably**.
I take 40mg DIM with "noticable" results. With 600mg you might raise
T more than is healthy and/or necessary. Starting with a low dose,
observing any effects and having some blood tests after a few weeks
might be a good idea. 
I'm taking a DIM compliex in the morning and evening, providing
25mg/dose. After not noticing any major changes, I added a separate
100mg DIM dose (non-complex / different brand) mid-day. Again, not
seeing any major changes. (Nor am I feeling "horrible" from a high
dosage that others have reported, although I have only been doing this
for 2-3 weeks now)
I'm not sure what dosage I'll settle on - even if it doesn't improve
th ED situation back to "normal", I know that it does have other
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| Kev |
| Posted: Mon Jan 05, 2004 2:05 am |
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Dirk at dirknews@nycap.rr_REMOVE_ME.com wrote:
Quote: I had no idea - and now I'm a bit concerned as I'm doing everything I
can to block conversion to E. (EPA/DHA, as well as DIM)
Do you have references showing EPA/DHA are aromatase inhibitors? |
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| Hugh G. Reckshun |
| Posted: Tue Jan 06, 2004 1:50 am |
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Quote: From: Manfred Bartz md7f2ac91d@xix.com
Date: 1/3/2004 6:43 PM Pacific Standard Time
withbacon@aol.comznfcfgsm (Hugh G. Reckshun) writes:
You want to try 6-OXO, 100-600 mgs per day, before bed. Will reduce
estrogen and increase test. At 600 mgs, **considerably**.
I take 40mg DIM with "noticable" results.
You might wish to try 6-OXO. Vastly more effective product.
With 600mg you might raise
Quote: T more than is healthy and/or necessary. Starting with a low dose,
observing any effects and having some blood tests after a few weeks
might be a good idea.
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Manfred Bartz
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| Dirk |
| Posted: Sun Jan 11, 2004 9:43 am |
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On Mon, 05 Jan 2004 07:05:00 GMT, Kev <KevinRog@aol.com> wrote:
Quote: Dirk at dirknews@nycap.rr_REMOVE_ME.com wrote:
I had no idea - and now I'm a bit concerned as I'm doing everything I
can to block conversion to E. (EPA/DHA, as well as DIM)
Do you have references showing EPA/DHA are aromatase inhibitors?
I searched and could not find anything easily.
I think I made a mistake and was confusing the effects that EPA/DHA
can have in preventing/treating BPH. |
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