help on pct

**invizible84** · 12-16-2003, 04:19 PM

All I can get my hands on right now is arimidex for post cycle recovery. Is this alright? I'm no expert by any means. But I know that arimidex is a aromatase inhibitor, while nolva is a receptor blocker. Does this make any difference?
Cylce= 15amps of sus every 4 days.

**Shud** · 12-16-2003, 04:27 PM

what are your stats and goals....cycle history??
have you done any research??

a) u need more sus....
b) u need nolva incase during your cycle (10md ed whole way through imo)
b) u need nolva and clomid for pct

hope that helps

***asymmetrical1*** · 12-16-2003, 04:29 PM

Originally Posted by invizible84

All I can get my hands on right now is arimidex for post cycle recovery. Is this alright? I'm no expert by any means. But I know that arimidex is a aromatase inhibitor, while nolva is a receptor blocker. Does this make any difference?
Cylce= 15amps of sus every 4 days.

clomid is essential for recovery. can be ordered online at many places

**BIGGIE_smalls** · 12-16-2003, 04:43 PM

rule of thumb, why would you start a program w/ out having ALL your gear? i don't see what the point of that is. just a little patience. so you wouldn't have to scramble when its closing time...

**Mr. Death** · 12-16-2003, 06:08 PM

Arimidex is an anti-aromitase and will not work for PCT. You will have to get clomid or nolva. Arimidex does not work because is does not stimulate natural testosterone production, while clomid and nolva do.

**TheMudMan** · 12-16-2003, 06:12 PM

Originally Posted by Mr. Death

Arimidex is an anti-aromitase and will not work for PCT. You will have to get clomid or nolva. Arimidex does not work because is does not stimulate natural testosterone production, while clomid and nolva do.

Correct........... Also like the other guys said never start your cycle without having everything to finish the cycle.......... If you don't get at least clomid you may lose all your gains bro.

**invizible84** · 12-18-2003, 12:29 AM

I have done all my research i was just wondering if arimidex will do but thanks for the responses!!

***Billy_Bathgate*** · 12-18-2003, 12:37 AM

It can work. Very low estrogen will produce a negative feedback loop initiating your body to start producing testosterone to indirectly fix the problem. This is partly how clomid and nolva work.