Reply With QuoteAI's Post Cycle Support is NOT a replacement for a SERM!
It has some trans-res and some other stuff. Some research says Trans-res has some serm like properties, but its definitely not a replacement.
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08-20-2011, 10:45 AM #1Registered User
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Post cycle support by ai...
My pct is as follows
Clomid 100/100/100/50
Adex at .5 eod (ran throughout the cycle as well)
10 g of creatine ed
3 g vitamin c
The cycle was small for a summer basketball league.... Im center
1-10 test e 350mg ew
1-5 dbol 50mg
Anyways......
I was told im stupid for running all this stuff when ai makes post cycle support cuz it has "everything your pct needs" google didnt help with answers as it is an otc supp therefore has tons of advertisements and fake reviews cuz they want people buying it.... I was wondering if anyone had a link to a site with the real info on it or if anyone had tried it, i said its otc therefore cant b as good as stuff from sponcersBigger than yesterday, smaller than tomorrow
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Thats wat i said! That if anything i can see it helping ur pct but not replacing, got a site with the info?
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I have looked for something showing actual research results, but havent found one that looks reliable. The only reason I mentioned it having serm like properties is because thats what the places selling it say, something like this:
"There is growing evidence that a natural SERM (Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulator) has been found in the compound Trans-Resveratrol. Research is still being conducted, but early indications show it acts as an antagonist to estrogen when estrogen is present. Moreover, it is selective to breast tissue estrogen receptors."
Maybe someone else can post up some actual research findings backing this up...
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Aromasin should be used in place of adex for PCT due to the fact that adex doesn't prevent estro rebound and Aromasin does. Aromasin also is easier on the lipids and will boost IGF1
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