SERMs on Blast & Cruise Completely Useless?

krol.saven

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Hi all,

I've been doing a lot of research on this topic but couldn't find a definitive answer. A lot of mixed information. Perhaps one of you could shed some light on this.

My question is: is there any benifit to running SERMs such as Tamoxifen (Nolvadex) or Clomiphene (Clomid) during a blast and/or cruise period or are these drugs completely useless for someone who never comes off testosterone?

I always run Trenbolone during a blast and I heard it's not a good idea to run Nolva with Tren but should I run Clomid? What about during the cruise period? Should I run Nolva and/or Clomid? Cost/availability isn't an issue so if there are any benifits I would run one or both compounds.

I take HCG throughout.

I would greatly appreciate any insight.



Thank you!
Nik
 
Using Tamoxifen or Raloxifene (preferred) is useful during a blast to ward off gynecomastia. Some guys don't know what AI dose to use for a particular blast or are blasting for the first time and haven't dialed in their AI dose yet. Using Ralox or Tamox is a good insurance policy against gyno in these circumstances. But they do not reduce the need for an AI.
 
I keep reading where SERMs are good for gyno but they didn't do a thing for mine. Either Letro or Aromasin worked for me.
 
Since I run Tren during the blast, I don't think I should use Nolva because I was told it makes 19-nor progesterone gyno worse. Should I run it during a cruise? I was thinking since I can't run Nolva with Tren, I could run Clomid. I know it's much weaker but it's something.

Also, I didn't mention that I run Aromasin and Prami of course.
 
Since I run Tren during the blast, I don't think I should use Nolva because I was told it makes 19-nor progesterone gyno worse. Should I run it during a cruise? I was thinking since I can't run Nolva with Tren, I could run Clomid. I know it's much weaker but it's something.

Also, I didn't mention that I run Aromasin and Prami of course.

See post #2 in this thread regarding Raloxifene.
 
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