Estrogen Blockers Guide

What is an Estrogen Blocker?

Men's testosterone levels usually peak in their teens and 20's, before decreasing by approximately 1% each year after the age of 30. Some men's testosterone levels decrease too much or too quickly, resulting in fatigue, erectile dysfunction, and decreased libido. In order to maximize performance in the gym and bedroom, it is essential that men have the proper balance of testosterone and estrogen in their body.

Estrogen is commonly associated with women, but men also have estrogen (mostly Estradiol) in their body. Estrogen helps ensure proper body function, particularly joint and brain health. Imbalance of increased estrogen and decreased testosterone can lead to some unwanted side effects. The most common estrogen blockers are aromatase inhibitors (AI) and SERMS.

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Q&A

What are the side effects of too much Estrogen?

Gynecomastia (bitch tits), Water Retention, Low Sex Drive, Depression/Anxiety, Change in Liver Function, and Alcohol Abuse.

When do I take an Estrogen Blocker?

Estrogen blockers can be taken during or after a prohormone cycle. When taken during a cycle, they are used to limit estrogen conversion. Taken after a cycle, they help prevent rebound gyno. Rebound gyno is an issue for many men, and estrogen blockers taken after a cycle as part of your PCT regimen can prevent this annoyance.

Who should take an Estrogen Blocker?

Estrogen blockers are usually taken by prohormone users to minimize the potential side effects experienced during or after their cycle. There are other groups of people that may find estrogen blocker useful. Always consult a physician before taking supplements.

Are Estrogen Blockers Legal?

My Supplement Store only sells products that are legal to own and consume in the United States. There are a couple of estrogen blockers that had ingredients banned by the FDA, so those products are no longer available for purchase.

What is Arimistane?

Arimistane is the nomenclature for Androsta-3,5-dein-7, 17-dione 25mg. Arimistane is an aromatase and cortisol inhibitor found in estrogen blockers. It is used to limit circulating estrogen levels, while maximizing testosterone levels. Arimistane limits the number of androgens that convert to estrogen.

Natural Estrogen Blockers for Men

Supplements can help you limit estrogen conversion in your body, but there are other steps you can take to ensure proper hormone balance in your body. Reducing body fat storage, add broccoli and kale to your diet, limit soy consumption, and eliminating alcohol use.

 
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