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  • IGF-1 and Nolva

    I thought I read a post about two weeks ago that nolvadex blocks IGF receptors. Is this true? I have a friend that is wanting to run it between cycles with his pct. I was wondering if anyone had any experience with this?

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    yes nolva blocks IGF-1 receptors

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    • #3
      So I'm currently running just test E at 600mgs per week and I have been considering using IGF 1 what would you recommend that I use in place of the nolva?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by kingj
        So I'm currently running just test E at 600mgs per week and I have been considering using IGF 1 what would you recommend that I use in place of the nolva?
        for PCT or to keep estro down while on cycle?. if its while on cycle with or with out IGF-1 id use proviron.

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        • #5
          Yes it is for keeping the estrogen down during my cycle, I have always used nolva for the most part, What dose do you run your proviron at?

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          • #6
            Rocket, I am going to assume that clomid also blocks the receptors?

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            • #7
              Originally posted by pockethercules
              Rocket, I am going to assume that clomid also blocks the receptors?
              i never read anything about clomid but since its a receptor blocker id say yes it will.

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              • #8
                Originally posted by kingj
                Yes it is for keeping the estrogen down during my cycle, I have always used nolva for the most part, What dose do you run your proviron at?
                do you have problems with gyno? if not why keep the estro away? besides estro increases androgen receptors. i use proviron at 50mgs ED. proviron is a very mild antiaromatse(sp?) witch means it dosent let your steroids turn to estro. but very lightly nothing like a-dex. sorry about my spelling and lack of technical words.

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                • #9
                  please post some research about nolva blocking igf receptors thanks guys

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                  • #10
                    I don't think that it blocks the receptors guys, if recolection serves at the worst nolvadex reduces the amount of IGF your liver produces. Let me see if I can find those articles

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                    • #11
                      I did find an article in AR 2005 that had a study about tamoxifem/nolva. They found that nolva does have a "suppresive effect" on IGF-1 levels.

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                      • #12
                        Yes I do have problems with gyno. Was really stupid about running a M1T cycle a while back and have been really senisitive ever since.

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                        • #13
                          I beleave skyfire is correct. I do know that they are used together for pct all the time. I would like to .

                          KingJ M1t should never have caused gyno. you received M1t with methyl test in it. That sucks. Methly test aromatizes more than most tests. You may not be prown to gyno letrozole should be your best friend.

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by buyb12
                            KingJ M1t should never have caused gyno.

                            what?

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by buyb12
                              please post some research about nolva blocking igf receptors thanks guys
                              i dont save research after i read it! i read it on steroids.com many years ago and anabolics 2004 had the same thing. now can you post research that it dosnt? actully can you post research that your IGF-1 actully works??????

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