Post cycle arimidex?

[dragon06]

Can I use arimidex with clomid in my recovery cycle? What should the dosages look like?

 

[ready2explode]

I wouldnt. Clomid and nolva is sufficient.

 

[BiggieSwolls]

Personally I have always found that Arimidex helped keep acne in check when on a cycle. If I was ever going to use clomid, I would use armidex with it just to experiment and see if it would help keep the 'clomid-acne' to a minimum.

Just a thought. Not really any science behind it.

 

[BuddyBoy]

clomid can aggrevate acne?

 

[ready2explode]

a hormone change aggrivates acne...this happens (often times) during clomid...some tend to blame it on clomid

 

[BuddyBoy]

so.. maybe taking an aromatase inhibitor.. (arimidex) when on clomid.. could help balance things out?

 

[ready2explode]

acne is the least of your concerns...getting your HTPA back up and fully functioning is the #1 priority...check out cuttingedgemuscle for some great info on adex post cycle

 

[ready2explode]

Here, Nandi just posted this and I read it with this thread in mind:

"I would not use arimidex post cycle as I believe it will suppress SHBG, slowing recovery of total testosterone, the ultimate marker of how recovery is progressing. Aromatase inhibitors could lead to the accelerated development of atherosclerotic plaques as well. Not worth the health risk and potential impediment to recovery."

Again, that was posted by Nandi (the admin at CEM).

 

[bigdelt69]

Although I usually agree 100% with what Nandi12 says, I dont agree with this. I mean post cycle aromatise enzymes are high. Now that being said would taking something to lower aromatise not be a bad idea?

 

[buffdoc]

Here, Nandi just posted this and I read it with this thread in mind:

"I would not use arimidex post cycle as I believe it will suppress SHBG, slowing recovery of total testosterone, the ultimate marker of how recovery is progressing. Aromatase inhibitors could lead to the accelerated development of atherosclerotic plaques as well. Not worth the health risk and potential impediment to recovery."

Again, that was posted by Nandi (the admin at CEM).

Arimidex post-cycle is NOT going to accelerate the formation of atheromas. Atherosclerosis is a chronic disease (operative word: "chronic").