Anti-e during PCT

[GMO]

I have heard a lot of different opinions on this, and since I trust the knowledge and experience on this board, I wanted to pose the question here:

A good friend of mine who always maintains a s**tload of his gains post-cycle swears by the use of a product call Inhibit-e as part of his PCT regimen (an OTC test booster/anti-e). This is of course in conjunction with HCG, clomid/nolva.

Is there any scientific basis to using a product like that with a traditional PCT, or is he just flushing his money down the toilet?

Also,

Is there any benefit to running an anti-e during PCT since Nolva/Clomid only block estrogen from binding to the receptor and don't eliminate it completely?

 

[MDR]

I wouldn't use inhibit-e. I think it is fine to use an A/I during PCT.

 

[Work IN Progress]

Good genetics are nice to have.

 

[GMO]

Good genetics are nice to have.

No doubt about that.

 

[underscore]

If your friend is using nolva, clomid, and HCG during his PCT I wouldn't take any cycle advice from him.

 

[DarkHorse]

If your friend is using nolva, clomid, and HCG during his PCT I wouldn't take any cycle advice from him.

 

[Arnold]

this is just a product plug, Inhibit E contained ATD which is still available at IronMagLabs.com
E-Control Rx??? - Anti-Estrogen

 

[theryano]

If your friend is using nolva, clomid, and HCG during his PCT I wouldn't take any cycle advice from him.

what he said

 

[GMO]

If your friend is using nolva, clomid, and HCG during his PCT I wouldn't take any cycle advice from him.

Yes...point taken. Thanks!