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Nolvadex & Tren

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Was running nolva with my cycle, and running prami along for prolactin from tren. Puffy nips flaring up a little. I know this is from the nolvadex but kind of wanted to know the reasoning behind it. Dropped the nolva just taking aromasin. Was using nolva for a little insurance.


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Maybe need to up your aromasin to ed. You didn't say how often and qty your taking it. I had never heard of anyone running Nolvadex during the cycle.

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Nolvadex is a SERM it blocks estrogen by blocking the receptors in breast tissue however it does this by binding too those receptors . so there is some estrogen like activity from using a serm in the gland . Also why Clomid tends too make you a little bitchy . when using any progesterone antagonist do not use a serm . only an aromitase inhibitor

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Nolvadex is a SERM it blocks estrogen by blocking the receptors in breast tissue however it does this by binding too those receptors . so there is some estrogen like activity from using a serm in the gland . Also why Clomid tends too make you a little bitchy . when using any progesterone antagonist do not use a serm . only an aromitase inhibitor

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Great info as always Gymjunkie!!

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Nolvadex is a SERM it blocks estrogen by blocking the receptors in breast tissue however it does this by binding too those receptors . so there is some estrogen like activity from using a serm in the gland . Also why Clomid tends too make you a little bitchy . when using any progesterone antagonist do not use a serm . only an aromitase inhibitor

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Nolvadex is a SERM it blocks estrogen by blocking the receptors in breast tissue however it does this by binding too those receptors . so there is some estrogen like activity from using a serm in the gland . Also why Clomid tends too make you a little bitchy . when using any progesterone antagonist do not use a serm . only an aromitase inhibitor

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Thanks bro


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Was running nolva with my cycle, and running prami along for prolactin from tren. Puffy nips flaring up a little. I know this is from the nolvadex but kind of wanted to know the reasoning behind it. Dropped the nolva just taking aromasin. Was using nolva for a little insurance.


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Nolva increases progesterone activity so running it while on Tren is about the worst thing you could do.
 
Can I say... I told you so? Your coach might know about diet but the second he put you on nolva "for insurance", whatever the fuck that means... I knew he was a little in the dark in terms of cycling. Hopefully dropping nolva will help you out.
 
Can I say... I told you so? Your coach might know about diet but the second he put you on nolva "for insurance", whatever the fuck that means... I knew he was a little in the dark in terms of cycling. Hopefully dropping nolva will help you out.

Sassssssss


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Can I say... I told you so? Your coach might know about diet but the second he put you on nolva "for insurance", whatever the fuck that means... I knew he was a little in the dark in terms of cycling. Hopefully dropping nolva will help you out.

But yeah hope it helps


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Any better today since dropping it?

Yeah fuck tomatoes. Um can't really tell yet we shall find out. Hopefully. They've been a little puffy but haven't hurt. That one day I texted you it hurt so hopefully it's getting better


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Nolvadex & Tren

I'm sure you will tell a difference soon, but you may need an antiprolactin to really get into proper range
 
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