6-oxo question

maza · Jun 10, 2023

Hey everyone

I know the supplement 6-oxo was banned many years ago, have seen it on the blackmarket with good reports of increased test levels on the product.

But its also known as a suicide estrogen inhibitor

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Marketed as a dietary supplement, 6-OXO functions by binding to estrogen and permanently deactivating it. Arnold notes that this results in increased testosterone levels and decreased estrogen levels. This was confirmed by a study in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition. The independent researchers found that 6-OXO "significantly increased free testosterone, dihydrotestosterone, and testosterone/estrogen ratios in healthy males."

Does that mean the supplement permanently stops the body making estrogen, so it turns it off and the body never makes estrogen again?

Fleezy · Jun 10, 2023

maza said:
Does that mean the supplement permanently stops the body making estrogen, so it turns it off and the body never makes estrogen again?

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qbkilla · Jun 10, 2023

Why not get a proven anti e if you really need one? Can't believe that stuff is still around I remember it from back in 2002, 6-oxo, leptigen, androstenedione, mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa lol

Fleezy · Jun 10, 2023

qbkilla said:
Why not get a proven anti e if you really need one? Can't believe that stuff is still around I remember it from back in 2002, 6-oxo, leptigen, androstenedione, mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa lol

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OuchThatHurts · Jun 10, 2023

maza said:
Hey everyone

I know the supplement 6-oxo was banned many years ago, have seen it on the blackmarket with good reports of increased test levels on the product.

But its also known as a suicide estrogen inhibitor

Quote

Marketed as a dietary supplement, 6-OXO functions by binding to estrogen and permanently deactivating it. Arnold notes that this results in increased testosterone levels and decreased estrogen levels. This was confirmed by a study in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition. The independent researchers found that 6-OXO "significantly increased free testosterone, dihydrotestosterone, and testosterone/estrogen ratios in healthy males."

Does that mean the supplement permanently stops the body making estrogen, so it turns it off and the body never makes estrogen again?

No, it doesn't stop your body from producing more and more aromatase (which converts T to estrogen). But it's a product that's hardly used for a reason: it's all but worthless. It's not all that different from Aromasin (exemestane).

Love_to_Bodybuild · Jun 10, 2023

It went through at least one University study at Baylor University, you can look up the studies. I like s e r m s better, I still don't use relaxation that much as much as I used to. An AI can be useful, maybe pre competition, last week or so just to be sure, for the most part or not needed though I used the plenty times in my earlier PCT's back when I first started in 2004. It doesn't cross estrogen too much. I still have one in my vitamin box. Ergopharm was the brand it was sold under.

madmuscle25 · Jun 10, 2023

maza said:
Hey everyone

I know the supplement 6-oxo was banned many years ago, have seen it on the blackmarket with good reports of increased test levels on the product.

But its also known as a suicide estrogen inhibitor

Quote

Marketed as a dietary supplement, 6-OXO functions by binding to estrogen and permanently deactivating it. Arnold notes that this results in increased testosterone levels and decreased estrogen levels. This was confirmed by a study in the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition. The independent researchers found that 6-OXO "significantly increased free testosterone, dihydrotestosterone, and testosterone/estrogen ratios in healthy males."

Does that mean the supplement permanently stops the body making estrogen, so it turns it off and the body never makes estrogen again?

It’s still available in transdermal form by A certain supplement company that exclusively makes transdermal products.