Letrozole 30 tabs (2.5 mg/1 tab)

Letrozole is known among athletes for its strong anti-estrogenic properties that lead to increased muscle definition. Its effect is up to five times stronger than that of Anastroloze (Arimidex), eliminating adverse reactions from anabolic steroid use. By suppressing estrogen levels in the body, Letrozole almost completely shields against raised estradiol levels.

Specifications:

• Active Half-life (Days): 2-3 days
• Dosage: 2.5 mg/tab
• Application (Men): 0.5 to 1 mg throughout 1 to 3 days
• Retains water: No
• Aromatization: No

A preliminary blood test should be conducted before using Letrozole. Results in colossal estradiol reduction and increasing the effectiveness of your cycle. Letrozole served as an anti-estrogenic drug and was used as a part of PCT.

Letrozole is also and especially a particular interest to bodybuilders and athletes. First, it was proved that estrogen levels to 98% or more. This is obviously a huge interest for bodybuilders. In fact, less estrogen in the body eliminates the side effects of steroids such as water retention, gynecomastia, and acne. This makes Letrozole an anti-estrogen best on the market, even in very difficult cycles. Also, if you make the bodybuilding competitions Letrozole helps to have a dry and striated muscle.

The effective dose for letrozole is 2.5 to 5 mg per day. If you exceed this dose, there may be a risk of loss of libido. More if you keep your estrogen levels too low for too long you will end up weakening your immune system.

It should be noted that letrozole, may also be used in post-cycle therapy for a raise. Indeed, letrozole increases LH and FSH (which are hormones that boost your testes to produce more testosterone).

Side Effects

The most common side effects attributed to Letrozole are skin rash, nausea, abdominal pain, fatigue, dizziness, headache, raised Low-density cholesterol levels, and liver enzymes.

Research

Dr. Mauro G. de Pascale writes in his book: that estrogens produced by the aromatization of testosterone and other anabolic steroids in parts of the brain and hypothalamus are thought to reduce luteinizing hormone secretion and therefore testosterone production. Goodmann and Gilmann report that the feedback mechanism is activated by the concentration of estrogen rather than testosterone. Thus, an explanation is given for the fact that Letrozole can significantly reduce the inhibitory effect of anabolic agents on the secretion of one's own sex hormones.