Body Tolerance for Nolvadex vs. Clomid?

[powerliftmike]

Would it be wise to use nolvadex and clomid separately and on every other PCT. For exampe, if you cycled (and thus did PCT) twice per year, your first pct might involve nolvadex, but your second would involve clomid without nolvadex.

The idea here is that even tho clomid is weaker, its better to switch up the two, b/c your body will build up a tolerance (just like with AAS) to one if overused and it will fail to work effectively. Any thoughts?

been trying to figure this one out..

[Andro9]

wait ru saying just use only nolva or only clomid for pct? i thought that was a no no

[shifty_git]

I cant see it being an issue... Women who take nolva for breast cancer take it for 4-5 years solid.. so surely they would chop and change the medication for them?

Might be wrong of course. lol

[Andro9]

good point. i am interested on hearing more input on this

[powerliftmike]

Yes, I use nolvadex only for PCT. Stacking clomid and nolvadex is rather useless and I have seen bloodwork from a buddy that shows nolvadex leading to faster recovery than clomid alone, or both together.

Im just basically extrapolating what we seen with AAS use...like dont use dbol back to back in a cycle. The only thing that should be used in back to back cycles is your testosterone base. Compounds should be changed. I saw this personally with anadrol , i over used it got to the point it didnt do anything. I dont use any orals anymore however.

We also know the body is an incredibly adaptive machine that will build tolerance to just about any drug thrown at it. This is where I came up with the idea and got worried that maybe I need to start substituting clomid ever so often.

[shifty_git]

You read much info on Toremifene?

Im trying to get some info on it, but what ive read so far is it has the benefits of nolva and clomid all in one.

[powerliftmike]

You read much info on Toremifene?

Im trying to get some info on it, but what ive read so far is it has the benefits of nolva and clomid all in one.

Havent bro. you got anything on it?

[shifty_git]

Havent bro. you got anything on it?

Is something im trying to get a load of info on at the mo and know legobricks is interested in 2.,
Guess im ganna have to trawl pubmed or something. lol

Check out this thread

Toremifene

There's some interesting claims about it.

[goose]

The more I progress in this game and like science with learning the intricate method of trail and error,with logging.For me the last year and half has been the biggest evolution for me in years with drugs,the Discovery of Fareston,add this with Aromasin ,and I have found with my buddies it smashes nolva and clomid in every way,so effective, so amazing,no sides,amazing synergy.I dont think about them drugs anymore buddy......Fareston has changed the game for me,it is god!!!!

[shifty_git]

The more I progress in this game and like science with learning the intricate method of trail and error,with logging.For me the last year and half has been the biggest evolution for me in years with drugs,the Discovery of Fareston,add this with Aromasin,and I have found with my buddies it smashes nolva and clomid in every way,so effective, so amazing,no sides,amazing synergy.I dont think about them drugs anymore buddy......Fareston has changed the game for me,it is god!!!!

Fareston = Toremifene citrate

Tha's what i wanted to hear, real life testimony from someone who knows there sh!t.

Nice one goose!

[goose]

Fareston = Toremifene citrate

Tha's what i wanted to hear, real life testimony from someone who knows there sh!t.

Nice one goose!

I gave this advise to:The vet murili (spelling) tried this combo,he loved it too.I know only one research place,and one powder source that sells it,it amazes me how slow a drug can be introduced in the game,I mean this smashes things,yet they (the market) push all the new fancy peptides down our throats because that what makes the money,makes me sick,(MT2 is good)

[legobricks]

Goose, Do you know anything in regards to Toremafine's effect on IGF1 levels? Also interested in how toremafine reacts while using 19nors?

[shifty_git]

bump on this question also