TweetI wrote this in another post AGES AGO but it applies here to:

I have a comment on the antiaromitise. I think Novladex is an inferior choice. Although an aromatise inhibitor, it does so by occuping the same receptor as androgens. In theory this can hinder gains. With aromatise inhibitors like Arimidex and Femera or an aromatise inacivator like Aromasin, these are MUCH better choices for a cycle where excess estrogen might be a problem.
By the way arimidex seems effect your lipid profile more detrimentally than aromasin. If cholesterol is a problem, aromasin should be your choice.

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Originally Posted by firstenrgy

I wrote this in another post AGES AGO but it applies here to:

I have a comment on the antiaromitise. I think Novladex is an inferior choice. Although an aromatise inhibitor, it does so by occuping the same receptor as androgens. In theory this can hinder gains. With aromatise inhibitors like Arimidex and Femera or an aromatise inacivator like Aromasin, these are MUCH better choices for a cycle where excess estrogen might be a problem.
By the way arimidex seems effect your lipid profile more detrimentally than aromasin. If cholesterol is a problem, aromasin should be your choice.

Someone said a-dex will suppress the estrogen as it's produced...and since you need some estrogen to grow and you dont want to suppress it to much to use nolva...

So you definitely disagree huh bro?...i haven't tried the a-dex before

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Originally Posted by 2-Swole

Someone said a-dex will suppress the estrogen as it's produced...and since you need some estrogen to grow and you dont want to suppress it to much to use nolva...

So you definitely disagree huh bro?...i haven't tried the a-dex before

I can say with great confidence, novla is an inferior choice. Even though you are prone to gyno, try .25mg a day or .5mg every other day. Any signs of gyno you can move up from there. Most people use too much. Just enough to keep gyno under control.

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Originally Posted by firstenrgy

I can say with great confidence, novla is an inferior choice. Even though you are prone to gyno, try .25mg a day or .5mg every other day. Any signs of gyno you can move up from there. Most people use too much. Just enough to keep gyno under control.

Okay bro...i appreciate it

TweetOne more thing. Since you are prone to gyno, if you are going out to have a few cocktails on the weekend or whenever... take twice your anti-e dose for that night. the alchohol will put adition stress on the liver and halt the clearing of estrogen while you have the booze in your system. Please update us!

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Originally Posted by firstenrgy

One more thing. Since you are prone to gyno, if you are going out to have a few cocktails on the weekend or whenever... take twice your anti-e dose for that night. the alchohol will put adition stress on the liver and halt the clearing of estrogen while you have the booze in your system. Please update us!

wow good tip bro..thanks and will do

Tweetill agree that you should go with arimidex, rather than Nolvadex. At a low HRT dose, you won't need to go overboard and a-dex is a good choice. I think Nolva works well, but the affect on lipids and cholesterol are often overlooked or dismissed - which is a mistake. Nolva won't kill you, it's not the devil. But it is bad for you in some respects. I am beginning to look at other SERMs like toremifene and raloxifene to replace tamoxifen at the top of my preferred SERM list. On an average dose cycle (which varies greatly, but is almost always higher than an HRT dose), I'd strongly recommend a low dose of toremifene (actually good for your lipid profile) with exemestane. But for a simple HRT run, a moderate dose of arimidex will do just fine, and will not adversely affect your lipid profile.