arimidex during PCT???

[Bonkme2]

While on the subject, in my opinion HCG is completely worthless in PCT. It is very counterproductive to allwoing your body to rebalance its HPTA.

You're not going to make any friends with that one.

I'd like to hear more. Could you elaborate a little? That certainly goes against what (I thought) science and most people believe.

 

[buckwheat1]

I think that using a-dex can be worthwhile at the end of the cycle. I would imagine that if you were on an aromatizing drug like test that you will have elevated levels of both SHBG and the aromatise enzyme. As you start, to produce test, it will likely be bound up or converted to estrogen. So preventing the estrogen conversion will eventually lower SHBG.

I am not sure how long it takes for SHBG to be lowered or aromatise to be reduced. But I would think that keeping estrogen as low as possible for a couple of weeks would be beneficial. Nolvadex of course doesn't actually reduce estrogen so will not have a immediate effect on SHBG.

 

[buckwheat1]

Alot of bad advice on this thread. Pseudo sciene BS.

Arimidex is a perfectly viable option for pct. In fact in my opinion it works better than most regiments. It makes you feel sick sometimes though. Also, there are health concerns with arimidex that might not exist with nolvadex. Arimidex can be bad for your lipid profile, and there are some questions as to wether or not it causes problems for your brain.

While on the subject, in my opinion HCG is completely worthless in PCT. It is very counterproductive to allwoing your body to rebalance its HPTA.

 

[GoldenDelicious]

Alot of bad advice on this thread. Pseudo sciene BS.

Arimidex is a perfectly viable option for pct. In fact in my opinion it works better than most regiments. It makes you feel sick sometimes though. Also, there are health concerns with arimidex that might not exist with nolvadex. Arimidex can be bad for your lipid profile, and there are some questions as to wether or not it causes problems for your brain.

While on the subject, in my opinion HCG is completely worthless in PCT. It is very counterproductive to allwoing your body to rebalance its HPTA.

justify your statements.

this isnt about making friends, but if you want to call bullshit, be prepared for people calling bullshit on your bullshit.

it seems you are saying that using an anti aromatic in lieu of an anti e during pct to offset the plummet in test is viable...which would be a pretty silly thing to say....

 

[Frango]

From AF Consensus on recovery

A r i m i d e x
A powerful aromatize inhibitor shall be part of every cycle. For testosterone recovery it is used to keep the testosterone/ estrogen balance in favor of testosterone. It is also of help to keep any additionally occurring estrogen from dbol and Androgel low to none. Studies have shown a 54% increase of testosterone in eugonadal patients

http://www.anabolicfitness.net/library/recovery.htm

 

[thx9000]

From AF Consensus on recovery

A r i m i d e x
A powerful aromatize inhibitor shall be part of every cycle. For testosterone recovery it is used to keep the testosterone/ estrogen balance in favor of testosterone. It is also of help to keep any additionally occurring estrogen from dbol and Androgel low to none. Studies have shown a 54% increase of testosterone in eugonadal patients

http://www.anabolicfitness.net/library/recovery.htm

You are not in a eugonadal state post-cycle, and, btw, that's refering to a study group of 15 men over the age of 65.

 

[GoldenDelicious]

From AF Consensus on recovery

A r i m i d e x
A powerful aromatize inhibitor shall be part of every cycle. For testosterone recovery it is used to keep the testosterone/ estrogen balance in favor of testosterone. It is also of help to keep any additionally occurring estrogen from dbol and Androgel low to none. Studies have shown a 54% increase of testosterone in eugonadal patients

http://www.anabolicfitness.net/library/recovery.htm

a part of, sure, but we are talking about post cycle. an anti e will do what arimidex might do, but better, faster, and more predictably