Reply With QuoteI did a fair bit of research on this myself.
From what i gatherd nolvadex can cause prolactin related gyno and since 19 nor steroids cause prolactin related gyno its not a good idea to mix both.
The argument against this is nolvadex almost stops all gyno related side effects as its so strong that it should cause this.
End of the day you should run a AI throw cycle and PCT so i wouldn't really worry.
Never heard of anyone getting gyno from running nolva with Deca or Tren.
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19nor and nolva question...
I've read tons of articles saying not to take nolvadex when you include a 19nor in your cycle... But I've never been able to find out why. In the stickies up top I have reAd that nolva is considerably better for you and a better price mg for mg. Also read up top that mixing both yeilds great results. So if my current cycle includes deca can I take both nolva and clomid? If not whAt bad effects does nolva have mixed with deca? Should I take just clomid? or just nolva? Or both?
I have seArched for these answers in the forum so don't come back sAying research it and stop being lazy, I have researched here and other sites and hav not gotten answers.
Anyway, thAnks in advance guys and I hope all have a great Easter.
Dave
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Great reply blaze, I would use aromasin or adex while in cycle with a prolactin antagoinist such as caber or prami. For PCT run Aromasin with Clomid. Keep nolva for emergency gyno when not using a 19-Nor. Nolva will lower IGF1, which is a poternt anabolic hormone. aromasin actually raises IGF1. Nolva does do pretty much the same as clomid with lower dose but clomid is more effective at bringing back the HPTA and is healthier for the sexual reproductive organs. Being that IGF1 is very important for muscle growth I would avoid nolva if you can.
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Thanks guys! I appreciate the answers it answered my questions...
And tgb even though I consider u like my "mr.miagi (karAte kid)" I've asked ya so much I didn't wanna bother you, but again thank you.
Happy Easter guys
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Haha it's no problem. I enjoy learning about AAS and helping others when I can. I try to keep up with the threads but if I miss yours and you want my advice PM me and I will get back to you as soon as I can. There are so many knowledged guys on here you are sure to get the right answers to your questions. That is why I like this forum so much, the people. I learn something new everyday.
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