Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient:
| Exemestane |
Pack:
| 50 tabs (25mg/tab) |
Form
| Oral
|
What is Ultima Pharma Aromasin 25 MG?
The powerful anti-estrogen Ultima-Aromasin was just recently discovered. It works by stopping other molecules in the body from turning into estrogen. In a professional setting, it is used to treat breast cancer in women who have gone through menopause after other medicines have failed. Ultima-Aromasin works on those enzymes because estrogen is made in different parts of the body after menopause, not just from the ovaries like it is before menopause. A lot of steroids are changed into estrogen in the body's tissues, which is why Ultima-Aromasin is popular with bodybuilders.
How Ultima-Aromasin Works
The body changes many anabolic and androgenic drugs into estrogen. For men, this can cause side effects like gynecomastia, fat gain, and water retention, which can hide muscles under a layer of water that makes them look less defined. Some people may even be able to lose body fat with Ultima-Aromasin. It raises testosterone levels (up to 60%) and somatomedin levels (which are anabolic on their own). Ultima-Aromasin can increase testosterone, but it is not usually used after a cycle. It works best during a full cycle.
Bodybuilders say that you should take between 12.5 mg and 25 mg of estrogen every day to avoid estrogen buildup. Ultima-Aromasin is one of the strongest anti-estrogen drugs on the market. In some tests, it was shown to lower estrogen levels in women by up to 85%. So, dosages can be very different based on the person's chemistry, the strength of the steroids being taken, and how much of the drug is being taken. For some people, as little as 2.5 mg of the drug can have a noticeable effect. For some people, taking 12.5 mg every other day may work. It's important to find out the right dose for each person, especially since this anti-estrogen is so strong. Not having enough estrogen in the body can actually slow down muscle growth and lower sex drive.
Side Effects of Ultima-Aromasin
Men who use Ultima-Aromasin may have a higher chance of getting cardiovascular disease. Men who are worried about the health of their hearts should look into other anti-estrogen drugs. Ultima-Aromasin may cause a lot of different side effects in women, ranging from hot flashes and upset stomachs to problems with bones, high blood pressure, and birth defects in pregnant women. Ultima-Aromasin is a steroidal suicide aromatase inhibitor that binds permanently to estrogen converting enzymes. This means that some of its estrogen-lowering effects can last for a long time.
Most shops in the US and other countries sell Ultima-Aromasin under that name. It usually comes in pill form and has about 25 mg of the drug in it.
