I have 7 old bottles of hyperdrol

[jen_becht]

Hi, I have 7 old bottles of hyperdrol. I want to another mass stack. I am 246 to 250 lbs and 15% body fat. I ran hyperdrol at 6 caps per day before, and didnt notice much effect. Should I run 10 to 12 caps per day? This is the old hyperdrol. Is it safe for my weight? I am going to stack it with activate extreme for 4 weeks and then switch to massfx.

[Viperspit]

Someone will help you out bro, just didn't want you to think we forgot you. To tell you the truth, I don't remember the original HD, so unfortunately I can't help. If it had 6-Bromo in it at 25 or 50mg/cap, I would think that is way too much of an AI at 10 caps/day as you will really do a number on your estrogen levels.

[jen_becht]

this is the old hyperdrol. They are not hyperdrol x2 . They are almost expired.

[TiM]

If you ran 6 before, then I'd stick to that. Even at my weight (~300), I don't go beyond 6. When running it with MassFX, I always stick to 4. Whether the old version or the current one, running an AI at a high dose can drop estrogen levels too low, causing dry joints and other side effects. Though you may not "feel" it, it's there. Not everything has a "feel" to it that is noticeable to everyone - some things just work.

[thesinner]

Didn't Hyperdrol come out in 2006?

[muscleguru21]

Originally Posted by thesinner

Didn't Hyperdrol come out in 2006?

it did and its supposed to have 25mg of 6 bromo, so it can in theory be ran at roughly 8 caps a day, i know someone who ran cissusdrol at 9 and they are the same

[jen_becht]

are you talking about 25 mg per capsule of old hyperdrol?

[ntense]

Originally Posted by T-AD

If you ran 6 before, then I'd stick to that. Even at my weight (~300), I don't go beyond 6. When running it with MassFX, I always stick to 4. Whether the old version or the current one, running an AI at a high dose can drop estrogen levels too low, causing dry joints and other side effects. Though you may not "feel" it, it's there. Not everything has a "feel" to it that is noticeable to everyone - some things just work.

What does AI stand for?

[thesinner]

Originally Posted by ntense

What does AI stand for?

Aromatase Inhibitor.

A steroid is a carbon chain that forms 4 rings. Structurally, it sorta looks like a brass knuckle. To simplify it, we label the rings A,B,C, and D.

An aromatic compound is one, which there is a missing proton in a ring, that cycles around around it. It's derrived from the word, "aroma", as the majority of these chemicals are very fragrant, and often found in colognes and perfumes.

Very basically, the key difference between estrogens and androgens (i.e. testosterone) is that Ring A is aromatic.

Lastly, amidst all of these goofy scientific terms that don't make any sense, enzymes tend to be the most unoriginal, having the following, simple naming system: [whatever the enzyme does]-ase.

Naturally, I'm sure you can guess, aromatase is an enzyme which makes something an aromatic compound. In this case, it's testosterone to become estrogen.

[ntense]

Gotcha, thanks.