Nolva and clomid seem to be the standard PCT protocol. I was curious to know if you could swap nolva for either letro or l-dex? If so what would the doses be?
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PCT Question...letro or l-dex instead of nolva?
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I've never really had good results using anti-aromatases for pct rather than serms. I don't know if it's due to the way they work, eventhough on paper, anti-aromatases should work well. I would just stick to clomid and nolva. Especially since clomid directly effects the receptors in the pubic region.
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Originally posted by beefcakeI've never really had good results using anti-aromatases for pct rather than serms. I don't know if it's due to the way they work, eventhough on paper, anti-aromatases should work well. I would just stick to clomid and nolva. Especially since clomid directly effects the receptors in the pubic region.
as for the original question. Arimidex (L-dex) works better for me then nolvadex does. Arimidex keep the sides of test at bay also.
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Originally posted by THE BOUNCERwhy use terms like (serms) and (anti-aromatese) when it is obvious the person your are responding to has no clue what that means?Last edited by beefcake; 07-26-07, 03:34 PM.
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Originally posted by beefcakeBecause if he doesn't know, then he'll either ask or do a search on his own. I always like to open the door for people to learn more, it's up to them to whether they want to or not. That's how I did. I heard terms that I didn't know and I did research to find out.
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Originally posted by THE BOUNCERyou are rare bro. most first time posters dont stick around and dont care to learn. they want quick answers. this guy may be different but that is what most do.
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Originally posted by beefcakeYou are right, but I also think that's one of the reasons why a lot of guys here are tired of giving out advice and probably don't anymore. I can't even talk to the newbs at my gym cause half the shit I say makes no sense to them, or they are chock full of wrong info that someone has told them. It's like everything I say is me saying, no, that's wrong, that's not true.
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