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08-04-2007, 02:38 AM
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Too many AI's
O.K. I am a newbie and doing my best to research information on PCT. One of my biggest questions are about all the AI's that are available. There is letro, liquidex, arimidex, and exemestane. It sounds like they are all chemicals that protect against gyno. From researching them it sounds like letro is the strongest and should be used if you already have gyno. The others all seem the same to me. Are they the same? Should some be used during cycle to prevent gyno? Should some be used during PCT? What are the differences if any. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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09-24-2007, 01:50 AM
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O.K. I have done a little bit more research but I am still confused on something. I want to protect against any gyno. I am about to do a cycle of test e. After I will do a proper PCT of nolva and clomid. If I see signs of gyno can I just use a low dose of nolva, or do I really need an AI like exemestane or letro. This is a pretty basic cycle. Just wondering whether an AI would be over doing it.
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09-24-2007, 02:00 AM
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i think nolva at 10mgs is usually enough to take as a maintenance dose...but if signs of gyno appear, then double it. i would reserve other anti-e's for stronger, higher dose cycles to control/prevent bloating.
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