Exemestanex 20

Manufacturer: Euro-Pharmacies, Europe

Pharmaceutical name: Exemestane

Pack: 1 pack (50 tabs (20 mg/tab))

Exemestanex represents a new generation of medication that inhibits the enzymes involved in aromatization. It is markedly different from traditional aromatase inhibitors and is considered a superior option. While familiar aromatase inhibitors offer only temporary results, Exemestanex provides an irreversible and lasting impact. The drug effectively suppresses over 85% of estrogens in an athlete's body.

 

When used during a steroid cycle, Exemestanex helps mitigate the potential side effects, such as flavoring, that steroids can induce. It is important to highlight that Exemestanex's mechanism of action is fundamentally distinct from that of Nolvadex, which many athletes use. Tamoxifen is known not to influence the aromatization process; instead, it interacts with cellular estrogen receptors, blocking estrogen from binding to them.

 

Exemestanex also targets the flavoring process and inhibits it. Its molecular structure closely resembles that of the naturally occurring steroid androstenedione. The way Exemestanex works is by irreversibly bonding with active hormone enzymes, rendering them inactive. It does not exhibit estrogenic or progestogenic properties, but it does possess mild androgenic effects.

 

Breast cancer in postmenopausal women (whether natural or induced) that progresses despite antiestrogen therapy, non-steroidal aromatase inhibitors, or progestins.

 

Suggested dosage for men is 12.5-25 mg/day, while for women it is 12.5 mg/day.

 

Potential side effects of Exemestanex may occur frequently and can vary in severity. For instance, athletes might experience unpleasant symptoms such as nausea, fatigue, sweating, dizziness, headaches, skin rashes, insomnia, and more.