Femera for Nolvadex

[Anthony Starks]

Since Femera has the added benifit of increasing IGF levels, shouldn't it be substituted for Nolvadex post cycle? Karma for some help, I need to make a decision. Thanks!

 

[Anthony Starks]

Bump, come on guys, someone has to know!

 

[fun28hi]

yes i would you it in place of nolva

 

[Anthony Starks]

Any other opinions? What does nolva do for you post cycle that arimidex and femera do not (if anything)? If they can be substituted, why does every cycle I see on here include Nolva, which lowers IGF-1 production? I need some help!

 

[Paulo]

don't base your entire game plan on one post.

and that includes mine, lol

anyways ,nolva nad femare are not interchangeable, two different actions I'd say more but im seriously tore up right now from not sleeping for some time now.

 

[Anthony Starks]

Yeah, thats the info I'm getting on the PCT page too. I am hearing that you can substitue Nolva for Clomid though.

 

[Anthony Starks]

Anyone that want some good PCT discussion on this topic by Jenetic, here is the link:

http://www.elitefitness.com/forum/showthread.php?t=348509

 

[kbrkbr]

Femara is an aromatase inhibitor while tamoxifen is an estrogen receptor inhibitor. Two completely different animals. I have never seen any documentation that femara promotes luetinizing hormone or follicle stimulating hormore.

 

[Goodfellow]

Femera and aromason are both aromotise inhibitors. The good thing about them is that they dont fuck with IGF levels. Neither can be used post cycle to recover the hpta. Novla and clomid work in very simular ways but there is no sub for the nolva/clomid.


Karma is always welcome!

 

[boogersnax]

Since Femera has the added benifit of increasing IGF levels, shouldn't it be substituted for Nolvadex post cycle? Karma for some help, I need to make a decision. Thanks!

TAKE NOTE:

1. Femera is an aromatase inhibitor, that suppresses the production of estrogen.

2. Nolvadex is an estrogen agonist/antagonist, that competes with estrogen at receptor sites. Nolvadex is know to be breast tissue specific.

They are two different chemicals that do two different things. If you are prone to gyno, using both may be helpful.

If I understand your question, you're implying that using femara may be more helpful in maintaining muscle mass because if IGF production. Don't forget that IGF is used in all tissues not just muscle.