Anti-Estrogens During Cycle

[brownpaperbag04]

I've read a few articles that say you should only take Nolvax IF you notice gyno symptoms. So should you just NOT take any anti-e while you're on your cycle unless you get the sides? I'm not familiar with the other options...I heard of the following things but don't know what they stand for or what they're particular uses are. Could someone fill me in?
-Liquidex
-A-dex (what does it stand for?)
-Crysin

...I want to make sure I'm protecting myself and it seems more logical to me to take something every day to protect against the effects rather than get the effects then try to get rid of them. Please give me some suggestions

 

[slobberknocker]

Chrysin is crap. I think you can get it at GNC. Liquidex and Arimidex (a-dex) are both the same drug: anastrazole. Liquidex is cheaper. It's great stuff. Less test converting to estrogen means more that can be used for growth.

 

[Mini Viper]

here ya go, slobberknocker beat me to it, lol!

 

[Laser0001]

a-dex = arimidex which is the tablet form of liquidex.

Maybe you should post your cycle for better answers.

 

[brownpaperbag04]

Well I'm on a Fina only cycle right now. I will be taking test/dbol/maybe fina a while from now.

Thanks for the info on a-dex, but no one ever said if I should be taking it or something else DURING the cycle. If yes...suggest one...(I assume a-dex or l-dex?) Are adex/ldex legal to buy w/o a script?

 

[Laser0001]

Its legal if you have a prescription. Its used for breast cancer. Its easy to get online.

 

[Laser0001]

What dosages are you going to use?

 

[slobberknocker]

You don't need anastrazole during a fina only cycle. It would be a good idea though to use it during the test/dbol cycle.

 

[Nelson Montana]

slob: Using an anti e does not necessarily make more T available. If anything, using too much anti e will hinder growth, not enhance it.

 

[stonecold54]

Chrysin is crap. I think you can get it at GNC. Liquidex and Arimidex (a-dex) are both the same drug: anastrazole. Liquidex is cheaper. It's great stuff. Less test converting to estrogen means more that can be used for growth.

as nelson stated it prevents estrogen from forming, not test from breaking down, if that was the case you would only need one shot and it would just circulate for ever.