Estrogen Blockers in off cycle.

[BigPapaPump]

I am currently taking Testogen Depot and am about to go into my first off cycle. What is a good estrogen blocker to take that is not to exspensive? I would really appreciate some feed back on this guys.

[Patuba]

I like Nolvadex the best. You probably should of decided this before you started taking gear.

[john_phillips]

Originally Posted by Patuba

I like Nolvadex the best. You probably should of decided this before you started taking gear.

I agree nolvadex is a good choice.

Here's another question...a while back, I had read that Dan Duchaine said certain athletes took nolva year round (not on AAS) and were noticeably leaner on the exact same regiment as those not taking it.

What implications would such a long term novladex course have on one's endocrine system? Would it drop your LH or FSH sensitivity down? Or....???

JaPe

[greyowl]

Arimidex is the king of anti-estrogens.

[aneas]

Originally Posted by greyowl

Arimidex is the king of anti-estrogens.

That would be my top choice as well. I use both novaldex and armidex pct.

[BigPapaPump]

Where can I find this stuff at a good price? I did think about this stuff before and nobody answered my question.

[krom]

Originally Posted by aneas

That would be my top choice as well. I use both novaldex and armidex pct.

I use both as well with good results

[shodan]

Iagree with arimidex, also I have had good luck alternating arimidex with clomid, one every other day, one day clo, the next arimidex

[scrappy]

I like arim + nolv while on and only nolv when off. I actually have to keep arim doses really low though.

[jimanold22]

Originally Posted by john_phillips

I agree nolvadex is a good choice.

Here's another question...a while back, I had read that Dan Duchaine said certain athletes took nolva year round (not on AAS) and were noticeably leaner on the exact same regiment as those not taking it.

What implications would such a long term novladex course have on one's endocrine system? Would it drop your LH or FSH sensitivity down? Or....???

JaPe

That's something that I've been wondering about also.I've noticed that even when I'm "off" and lean am still kinda soft.When I take nolva I get much harder looking even when off.So I'm thinking that maybe my natural estrogen levels are high.I want to get a blood panel taken,but I'm waiting on my insurance with my new job.I've wanted to stay on nolva,but I was always worried about desensitising myself.

[Patuba]

Originally Posted by BigPapaPump

Where can I find this stuff at a good price? I did think about this stuff before and nobody answered my question.

Look in the Classifieds. There are a lot of good people to buy from.

SBC is really good.

[Sir Lifts-a-Lot]

Adex and Nolva are best. I have actually read that some people who have exsisting gyno have taken 40mg of Nolva for 20 weeks and the gyno has decreased a great deal. Im not sure how long the Nolva had been there however.

[BigPapaPump]

how about 6-OXO?

[Patuba]

Originally Posted by BigPapaPump

how about 6-OXO?

It's expensive compared to what you can get Nolva and Clomid for. Plus I think Nolva and Clomid are stronger than 6-oxo.

[einstein1905]

Originally Posted by john_phillips

I agree nolvadex is a good choice.

Here's another question...a while back, I had read that Dan Duchaine said certain athletes took nolva year round (not on AAS) and were noticeably leaner on the exact same regiment as those not taking it.

What implications would such a long term novladex course have on one's endocrine system? Would it drop your LH or FSH sensitivity down? Or....???

JaPe

Potentially decreased sensitivity to GnRH, but I'm not sold on that.

It's hard to argue against using both Adex and nolva together while on a cycle including test...there really is no valid argument against doing so. With online research companies, price is a nonissue.