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<blockquote data-quote="Rand McClain DO" data-source="post: 112189" data-attributes="member: 90"><p>Hi Fernando,</p><p>Thank you and thank Nelson for this! And, for the videos, the credit goes to Dave "Mad Max" Bourlet (btw, we are now on Jay Cutler's channel/website) For my part, I am more than happy to help if I can.</p><p>I do not see how an AI would lead to osteoporosis in a typical male. If one were not replacing or have enough T then, even then, I find it hard to see how an AI might contribute to osteoporosis because one would already have low T and by extension low E, so an AI would either not be reducing E by much or boosting T by blocking its conversion to E. If a male has enough T and is doing just about anything that is weight bearing, he should be preventing osteoporosis. Doctors tend to focus on estrogen, particularly with women, when treating or discussing osteoporosis, but T helps prevent it as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rand McClain DO, post: 112189, member: 90"] Hi Fernando, Thank you and thank Nelson for this! And, for the videos, the credit goes to Dave "Mad Max" Bourlet (btw, we are now on Jay Cutler's channel/website) For my part, I am more than happy to help if I can. I do not see how an AI would lead to osteoporosis in a typical male. If one were not replacing or have enough T then, even then, I find it hard to see how an AI might contribute to osteoporosis because one would already have low T and by extension low E, so an AI would either not be reducing E by much or boosting T by blocking its conversion to E. If a male has enough T and is doing just about anything that is weight bearing, he should be preventing osteoporosis. Doctors tend to focus on estrogen, particularly with women, when treating or discussing osteoporosis, but T helps prevent it as well. [/QUOTE]
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