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Those are the threads that interest me the most :)

Talk about irony. Do you realize that both EC and clen are implicated in several fatalities?

I don't think it's obvious at all, especially in light of DNP's known protective and beneficial effects. How old was your friend? Where and when exactly did he die? I've compiled a list of overdoses for a book I'm working on and would be interested to know more. I want to make sure that this is...

Suppression of natural testosterone production is a concern. While many have the impression that S-4 completely lacks suppressive activity at the hypothalamus and pituitary regardless of the dose, this notion is unsupported by the research. This preliminary study on S-4 found that "The...

Here's another great reason. Reveratrol has been shown to possess activity not just as an anti-estrogen, but also as an anti-androgen. Harada et al found that resveratrol down-regulates the androgen receptor by enhancing its rate of degradation. Wang et al found that reveratrol reduced gene...

What he said. You don't want testicular atrophy and dysfunction, so take hCG during your cycle. You don't want excessive aromatization and potential leydig cell desensitization, so don't blast hCG. If you take it during your cycle to maintain testicular function, there's no reason to blast it...

Do yourself a favor and read my first post in this thread, where I addressed this. When discussing nolva's modulation of the estrogen (and thus progesterone) receptor, you cant ignore the tissue. Nolva has selective effects. And so do AI's. Arimidex and letrozole both have been shown to lower...

This paper probably has the most explicit statement to the affirmative on tamoxifen and PgR in mammary tumors, saying "Thus, immuno-staining for progesterone receptor (PgR) is reduced in almost all cases by aromatase inhibitors, becoming undetectable in many. This contrasts with effects of...

Yes, Eric's article has started the ball rolling. All it takes is one bad article where the author gives references that seem to support his conclusion, but that really don't. The lemmings who never bother to look up a reference will take it at face value and an online myth is born. It happens...

I don't think you were claiming to have written it yourself. You clearly acknowledged it was from another source in a later post. But as you can see, it was enough to confuse the people reading this thread as to who wrote it. I'm simply saying that you didn't write it (as you implied) and that...

Oh, I'm not surprised. The best bros are those who hold tenaciously to dogma and who turn a blind eye to reason and evidence. Hold tight to the bro-lore bro! lol

What are you going on about? :confused: It's pretty simple what I said. He shouldn't be praised for referencing what he said when he didn't actually say it... he cut and pasted it, including the references, without giving credit. Now why are you getting your panties all in a bunch? Chill out.

I advise people that it shouldn't make any difference, that a SERM should work just fine to control estrogen while taking 19-nors.

Not quite. He didn't write that himself. He cut and pasted it from AG Guys. He should have given credit and made it clear that it was a quote. Also, how can you put any faith in what was written when they they admit they're making up the word "progesteronic" (instead of using the correct word...

Eric makes conclusions in his article that are NOT supported by the references. The progesterone receptor is synthesized in response to estrogen, so estrogen causes the progesterone receptor to up-regulate. When estrogen is blocked, the progesterone receptor will down-regulate. Nolva is a SERM...