Type-IIx
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I based that on what Kurt Havens said about the metabolites of Masteron acting more like a serm than an AI.
I have seen bloodwork posted from people running Mast that shows lower E2, that would indicate aromatization inhibiting effects but other people seem to not get this effect so I thought it was possible that it might actually act as a serm as serms do not lower serum estrogen, correct?
Authoritative evidence that AAS with saturated A-ring structures (e.g., Masteron, Primo, Anavar, Superdrol, Proviron) all inhibit aromatase
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