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Anabolic Discussion Board Nolvadex...and Clomid...
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Author | Topic: Nolvadex...and Clomid... |
WCP Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 390) |
posted March 18, 2000 02:35 AM
I was curious as to why clomid is the choice of almost all Bros over nolvadex? Can someone explain to me what the major differences are, if they are both anti-estrogen agents. I am using clomid on my cycle but just for my personal knowledge would like to know the major differences. Thanx Bros. WCP
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THESAINT Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 131) |
posted March 18, 2000 02:43 AM
It's my understanding clomid is a mild anti- estogen but mainly is used to kick natural testosterone production back in. Nolvadex is just an anti-estrogen. IP: Logged |
WCP Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 390) |
posted March 18, 2000 02:43 AM
Ok seems like a pretty igit like question but I was going through the archives tonight and I only saw a few posts on nolvadex, but nothing went into great detail. Thanx again... This in one learnin' Bro over here... WCP
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WCP Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 390) |
posted March 18, 2000 02:45 AM
Ah I see...so nolvadex doesnt give the same "jumpstart" to your natural test production as clomid...interesting.. Thanx Bro, WCP IP: Logged |
The Ranger Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 490) |
posted March 18, 2000 09:52 AM
Check icq e-mail Bro.....answered ya there!! Ranger IP: Logged |
Dexter Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 54) |
posted March 18, 2000 10:42 AM
Well, WCP, I for one found your questions interesting and was hoping to see some informative answers. Here. On the board. IP: Logged |
DianaBallBusta Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 396) |
posted March 18, 2000 01:13 PM
Clomid causes an elevation in LH (luteinizing hormone) which results in an increase in natural test production. This prevents a crash at the end of a cycle. Nolvadex works by competitively binding to target estrogen sites. It prevents the effects of abnormally high estrogen levels in the body...which are gyno, female fat distribution, and edema. ------------------ IP: Logged |
MC Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 76) |
posted March 18, 2000 01:47 PM
From what I have gathered from this board so far Clomid taken throughout your cycle keeps your natural test levels up by fooling your body into normal test production despite the presence of surplus extraneous test from the gear. It works by blocking the estrogen receptor sites. Nolvadex appears to be used when symptoms of Gyno are first noticed, i.e itchy swollen nipples. I do not state these as facts, I am just repeating opinions I have seen. ------------------ IP: Logged |
deltman Amateur Bodybuilder (Total posts: 19) |
posted March 18, 2000 03:28 PM
Interesting POST!!!!! Excellent responses! deltman IP: Logged |
WCP Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 390) |
posted March 18, 2000 03:35 PM
Thanx Bros... Big Help.. ------------------ IP: Logged |
THESAINT Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 131) |
posted March 18, 2000 03:55 PM
I JUST PUT MY FIRST POST IN LAYMANS TERMS, BUT DAMN BROS, I SEE WE HAVE SOME INTELLIGENT INDIVIDUALS ON THIS BOARD. DIANABALLBUSTA IS RIGHT. CLOMID IS A SYNTHETIC ESTROGEN, IT CAN BE USED BOTH AS AN ANTI-ESTROGEN AND A GONADOTROPHIC STIMULANT.NOLVADEX WORKS BY COMPETITIVELY BINDING TO TARGET ESTROGEN SITES. IP: Logged |
FLoridaFLexRx Pro Bodybuilder (Total posts: 103) |
posted March 18, 2000 05:01 PM
So in short, Take clomid eod during the cycle and if you start seeing signs of gyno..itchy, burning nips...take some nolvadex. Have both in the med cabinet! IP: Logged |
E2 Moderator (Total posts: 1465) |
posted March 18, 2000 05:03 PM
The main reason why most people use clomid have been laid out by the other bros. Novaldex actually specifically targets teh breats tissue, which is an addional bonus in trying to get rid of gyno, however novaldex will cut into your gains, so it's taken only whne necessary. IP: Logged |
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