Aromasin and Liver Values

[becomingthewarrior]

I know that aromasin is supposed to actually improve chol. levels or at least have very little impact on them, but does any one know how this stuff effects your liver? Is it pretty safe liver wise??

 

[Quad-smack]

Yes.

 

[becomingthewarrior]

BUMP,

 

[GoneForever]

i've never heard of it causing any liver probs. I dont think most ai's cause liver probs.

 

[becomingthewarrior]

is it true that aromasin can actually improve your lipids a little?

 

[Phidias]

Had two blood tests performed while on it some time ago, and none of them showed the slighest negative impact on liver values.

As for cholesterol I didn't notice any improvment: my hdl remained low and ldl was the same or so.

If I remember correctly, dosage was 1/4 to 1/2 tab a day.

 

[MR. BMJ]

Had two blood tests performed while on it some time ago, and none of them showed the slighest negative impact on liver values.

As for cholesterol I didn't notice any improvment: my hdl remained low and ldl was the same or so.

If I remember correctly, dosage was 1/4 to 1/2 tab a day.

Golden info right here!

This echoes pretty much what i've seen posted by various members over the years who have had blood tests performed. There wasn't a negative impact, and it didn't necessarily improve it either. Just a straight down the middle compound.

Aromasin, although slightly more expensive (or a lot depending where you live I guess), is the "best" AI imo. Not the strongest, that goes to Letro, but a more suitable option for the masses. A smarter choice imo

BMJ

 

[Wallace]

I know that aromasin is supposed to actually improve chol. levels or at least have very little impact on them, but does any one know how this stuff effects your liver? Is it pretty safe liver wise??

Never heard or read that aromasin improves cholesterol levels. Studies are done on post menopausal WOMEN, and show that cholesterol and HDL remain the same, TG might decrease a little. Unfortunately old women has NOTHING to do with young men using AAS, and there are no studies done on this group (to my knowledge) ...

Wallace