[BKNYC]

i was looking into 6-oxo and came up with a few questions that i was wondering if anyone could answer. (i found some even though Ergopharm got busted)

first it states that it is a suicide molecule which irreversibly binds to the receptors

if this is true does this mean that those receptors will stay inactive for ever if not what do you think the probable life span of it is.

and i have also heard that it lowers HDL LDL and TryG if so do you know any studies with a number to expect

What is its liver and kidney toll to expect if any at all

and once i taper off and discontinue will it allow my test and estro to level out to baseline

[rmike]

Effects of eight weeks of an alleged aromatase inhibiting nutritional supplement 6-OXO (androst-4-ene-3,6,17-trione) on serum hormone profiles and clinical safety markers in resistance-trained, eugonadal males
check this out bro, hope it helps.

[BKNYC]

Thanks man for the info
Anyone else with info on Cholesterol or Platelet specific Blood Work

And The "irreversibility" of the binding

[A-Ron21]

Well I'm pretty sure 6-oxo got taken off the market, so thats a bummer. A suicide inhibitor means that it binds permanently to the molecule in question, which means that the only way to get more, non bound molecule is for your body to make more. So when the 6-oxo molecule binds to an estrogen molecule, it will stay bound and inactivated until more estrogen is made. This is how arsenic poisoning works.

[BKNYC]

Thanks A-Ron

[A-Ron21]

No problem man