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Originally Posted by mranak
Use Nolvadex to block estrogen, not to control it.
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Nolvadex actually allows us to control estrogen... nolvadex actually helps prevent estrogenic activity but binding to the estrogen recetor... arimidex will prevent estrogen from being released altogether...
Proviron does show anti-estrogenic capibilities and i know alot of guys use it with nolvadex as a joint anti-estrogen... but in a female the androgenic effect will be almost too much to bare...
please remember that as a male giving advice in the women's forum, our bodies respond VERY differently.. so unless you know exactly what you are talking about and have had personal experience with the subject at hand, you may refrain from voicing an "uneducated female experience" opinion...
This is not a direct attack on you, however it is misguided advice from men and or women without correct information that totally fuck a female beginner/novice up...
thank you kindly
super
***** polish_P is correct that proviron is an androgen and a hardening agent mainly reserved for pre-contest**** it will dry you up tremendously, sometimes too much and YES there can be many side effects... This aas boils down to knowing your body and weighing the pros vs the cons...
good luck irongirl!!!