So what I am taking away from this is to use Nolva in the initial controlling of Gyno if there are ALREADY symptoms, then transition into an Aromatase inhibitor (AI) for general management afterwards?
Or are there benefits to taking both a SERM and an Aromatase inhibitor (AI) during cycle?
The Nolva (or SERM) for it's direct and efficient ability to prevent E2/Gyno developing directly at the source, and an Aromatase inhibitor (AI) to keep E2 in check in the body for general overall health purposes if necessary?
Would there be any harm in taking both if done at reasonable levels (whatever that might be, perhaps the over all dose of each would be adjusted since taking both)?