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Would it be bad to take testosterone supplement pills and anti-estrogen pills at the same time?
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Not necessarily: This depends on why you are taking these supplements in the first place, what the substances are, what the dosages are and how you are monitoring your therapeutic response.
Answered 2/11/2013
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