Anastrozole Arimidex CAS 120511-73-1 Effective Anti Estrogen PCT 99.69% Raw Powder

                   Anastrozole  Arimidex

Specifications:

Product Name: Anastrozole

Synonyms: Arimidex

CAS: 120511-73-1

MF: C17H19N5

MW: 293.37

EINECS: 601-715-6

Melting point: 81-82°C

Boiling point: 469.7±55.0 °C

Density: 1.08±0.1 g/cm3

Storage temp: room temp

Solubility: DMSO soluble 40mg/mL

Purity: 99.69%

Appearance: White Crystalline Solid

Usage: Anti Estrogen PCT

Introduction:

Anastrozole is an anti-estrogen developed for the treatment of breast cancer. This agent is one of the third-generation selective Koufu aromatase inhibitors. It works by blocking the enzyme aromatase, which reduces the production of estrogen in the body. Since many types of breast cancer cells are stimulated by estrogen, reducing estrogen in the body can delay the development of breast cancer. Estrogen is also the basis of tamoxifen citrate therapy, but tamoxifen affects the activity of estrogen in receptors rather than the internal mechanisms of estrogen production. When anastrozole is taken at a dose of 1 mg per day (generally just one tablet), its effect can be very large, because it inhibits the synthesis of estrogen in the body of the user by more than 80%. Anastrozole has such a strong effect on hormones that it is often prescribed to postmenopausal women. Side effects such as hot flashes and hair loss may occur during treatment, and these symptoms are more severe in premenopausal women. For male athletes taking steroids, anastrozole can be used to suppress the side effects of anabolic/androgenic steroids that can lead to estrogen increases. Anastrozole is much more effective at controlling estrogen than traditional methods such as tamoxifen and mesterolone.

History:
Anastrozole was originally developed for the treatment of postmenopausal women who needed breast cancer surgery, and the main drug to deal with this had long been occupied by tamoxifen. In order to change this relatively well-established trend, researchers used a large amount of data to develop anastrozole. Anastrozole was used in a multicenter double-blind trial in Rome shortly after its release. The results of the test compared the two drugs, anastrozole and tamoxifen (including the effect of taking them alone and together), in 9366 postmenopausal women after breast cancer surgery. The results showed that anastrozole was more effective than tamoxifen in promoting the recovery process after illness and improving various life indexes. The trial, published in 2002, brought anastrozole into the spotlight as a new treatment for breast cancer in menopausal patients. At the time, anastrozole was also becoming more famous for helping male bodybuilders and athletes curb estrogen increases, whether preexisting or clinically detected at the time.

Side effect:
For men, there are no obvious side effects when used reasonably. Excessive use will cause low estrogen, which will cause drowsiness, exertion, weak legs, inability to increase muscle, and lower libido

Guide:

It is used by male athletes and bodybuilders to reduce the estrogenic side effects of taking anabolic/androgenic steroids. They usually take 1 mg of anastrozole daily or every other day. Anastrozole is effective in reducing gynecomastia and water retention when taken with an aromatase androgen such as oxymethadroenone or testosterone. In addition, the use of anastromole may lead to weight loss, which is related to changes in estrogen, and its effect on body shape may be obvious, so this drug is very suitable for dieting plans.

It should be noted that food has no effect on the absorption of anastrozole, so anastrozole can be taken before, after or with meals.