raloxifene during pct anyone?

[wee_man]

Is there a reason why you dont of many people including raloxifene in pct? Is it weak, expensive etc.?

 

[JimiThing]

It doesnt stimulate test production as much as tamox, torem or clomid but it does bind more strongly to the e receptor in breast tissue more strongly than they do. This makes it better suited for Gyno treatment than PCT although in a gyno situation I see no reason why it could not successfully be worked into a pct protocol.

 

[wee_man]

Ok gotcha, cheers mate

 

[BigBlackguy]

Sometimes I'll use a combination of Toremifene + Raloxifene if I feel I need it... otherwise torem alone works perfect.

 

[STAUNCHED427]

It doesnt stimulate test production as much as tamox, torem or clomid but it does bind more strongly to the e receptor in breast tissue more strongly than they do. This makes it better suited for Gyno treatment than PCT although in a gyno situation I see no reason why it could not successfully be worked into a pct protocol.

Allthough Raloxifene is even weaker than Tamoxifen at stimulating LH release so would be a poor choice to run it standalone for PCT.

It is great for killing gyno though.

For PCT, Toremifene would be ok to run standalone infact if I was to ever PCT that's all I would use, it will stimulate the HPTA AND knock out gyno.

 

[wee_man]

Torem sounds goood, think I may have to try it out for my upcoming cycle on its own or with nolva/clomid...what you think guys?

 

[BigBlackguy]

Torem sounds goood, think I may have to try it out for my upcoming cycle on its own or with nolva/clomid...what you think guys?

I personally use it and like it better than either Nolva or Clomid.

 

[STAUNCHED427]

Yes, Torem

 

[Bulk Cycle]

Not trying to hi-jack guys, but I do have a question that is on topic. Suppose you start to develop gyno while on cycle. What would the best treatment option be?

 

[STAUNCHED427]

Then up your AI dose... You have no reason to cycle without one.

Or, up your AI dose as it is an indication your e2 is too high and use a SERM (Raloxifene would be best, however Nolva or Toremifene will also do the trick, Clomid I wouldn't waste your time with for breast tissue antagonism).