As a man, it’s vital that your body creates an adequate amount of testosterone while minimizing the amount of estrogen produced.

When this trend is flip-flopped, well, you better look to correct it. After all, you don’t want to be made fun of for having high estrogen levels.

If you suspect that your body isn’t producing high enough levels of testosterone, or too much estrogen at that, there is a supplement that may be able to help you out called Erase: The Potent Estrogen Destroyer.

Designed to function as an aromatase inhibitor to block the conversion of testosterone into estrogen, Erase promises to correct hormonal imbalances in order to enhance a user’s muscle gain, performance levels, and overall health.

In this review, we’ll go over the basics of Erase and let you know how we feel about this product in terms of its quality and value.

Promotes by Inhibiting

For the most part, testosterone boosters are pretty straightforward – they aim to boost a body’s natural production of testosterone.

And while Erase’s ultimate aim is to enhance testosterone production, it does this in a roundabout way. You see, the makers of Erase who go by the name of Performance Enhancing Supplements, have designed their product to also serve as an aromatase inhibitor.

If you’re not familiar with aromatase, it’s an enzyme in our bodies which converts testosterone into estrogen. While this is a good thing for women, it’s generally a bad thing for men.

So by blocking aromatase from doing its job, Erase basically ensures that a user’s testosterone is not being converted into estrogen at a high rate. Thus, testosterone levels tend to stay at an optimal level, as do estrogen levels.

This unique design that Erase provides is very special indeed. That being said, a great design is worthless if a product isn’t actually effective and efficient at carrying out the function(s) it’s meant to provide.

With this in mind, let’s take a look at the type of formula that Erase contains.

The One and Only…

Simply put, PES seems to follow the motto that “simple is better.” We say this because Erase actually only contains one known ingredient in its formula, known as Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dioneM.

An all-natural compound, this ingredient has the ability to inhibit aromatase, as one may expect. But perhaps more importantly, it also possesses the ability to inhibit the production of a catabolic hormone called Cortisol.

Cortisol, being a catabolic hormone, functions to breakdown muscle in order to provide a catabolic state for a body. Now then, if you’re looking to build muscle, you’re not going to want a catabolic body.

Rather, bodybuilders and athletes are always looking to promote their anabolic states, which is the state of muscle building. This is precisely the benefit that Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione provides. By inhibiting Cortisol, Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione ensures that an anabolic state is maintained or created.

This all makes for a neat little package that Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione provides. But there is one major problem with the Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione found in Erase, which we will address next.

A Low Dosage Amount to Ruin It All

Because Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione is the only ingredient found in Erase, it obviously needs to be found at a potent dosage level in order for this product to be considered effective.

But this is not the case. In fact, Androst-3,5-dien-7,17-dione is only found at a dosage amount of 25 milligrams per serving in Erase.

Would you want to use a product that boasts of a potency level of 25mg? We wouldn’t. To put this in perspective, most products contain hundreds and even thousands of milligrams packed into each serving.

With this in mind, we can only conclude that Erase is not nearly as effective or potent of a product as it may seem at first glance.

Closing Remarks

In conclusion, there is a lot to like about Erase. It’s safe (all-natural compound), has a credible and multi-functional design, and contains a proven ingredient.

But the fact that this proven ingredient is not found in a proven amount basically undermines all the good associated with Erase. As such, we would avoid using this product if at all possible.