Estrogen is to women, as testosterone is to men. We’ve all learned this basic lesson about gender-related hormones since our maturation units in elementary school and junior high.
That being said, health problems can occur when a man produces too much estrogen, or a woman produces too much testosterone. As such, treatments and dietary supplements such as Erase: The Potent Estrogen Destroyer have been developed to correct these hormonal imbalances.
In this review, we’ll go over the design of Erase and how it can be beneficial for men with high estrogen levels, and let you ultimately know whether it’s a worthy option to consider in the long run.
An Inhibitor and Booster
As is the case with many reactions in our bodies, when you inhibit the production or function of one substance, you boost the production or function of another.
This, precisely, is how Erase has been designed by its makers to function. You see, Erase acts as a both a testosterone booster and an aromatase inhibitor. In other words, by blocking the aromatase enzyme from functioning properly, it also blocks our bodies from naturally turning testosterone into estrogen.
Thus, Erase supposedly allows our testosterone levels to stay at their maximum capacity, which in turn, can increase muscle mass, libido levels, weight loss, and all those other great health benefits that are associated with high levels of testosterone.
Along those same lines, by blocking the production of estrogen, Erase also claims to eliminate the nasty side effects that men with high estrogen levels develop. These include really bad acne breakouts, weight gain, and more.
On top of that, Erase also has the capability to enhance a body’s anabolic state, while decreasing its catabolic state through the means of the only ingredient found in its formula…
The Lone Ranger
That one and only ingredient found in Erase is an all-natural compound known as Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione. Not only does this ingredient block aromatase and the production of estrogen, but it also inhibits the production of a catabolic hormone called Cortisol.
Catabolic hormones like Cortisol basically tend to breakdown muscle and lead a body into a catabolic state. So by decreasing Cortisol levels, Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione actually enhances the opposite state of catabolism in the body, called the anabolic or muscle-building state.
In this sense, Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione can obviously serve up a bevy of health benefits as long as it’s found in a proven amount. This is the next topic that we’ll tackle in this review.
Potent or not Potent?
Because Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione is the lone ingredient found in Erase, it goes without saying that the quality of this product rests almost solely upon its effectiveness and potency levels.
We’ve already determined that Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione is effective, when found in proven amounts. But herein lays the problem with Erase. It only contains a dosage amount of 25mg per serving for Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione.
Now, if Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione served as a complementary ingredient in Erase’s blend, then 25mg may suffice. But as the one and only flag bearer, we were expecting Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione to have a much higher dosage level.
As such, we just can’t see a supplement only packed with 25mg of power being very potent on a consistent basis – even if you take multiple pills of Erase per day.
Final Word
In closing, there are definitely some perks about Erase. It’s safe (being all-natural) and has a very credible design.
But its lack of potency has us worried that it can’t back up those claims and promises that it makes. Not only that, but we found no evidence that clinical trials have been performed on Erase, furthering our doubt about its worth.
That being said, there is a good degree of risk involved with any purchase of Erase, in fact, too much for us to give it a strong recommendation.