There are at least 10 gyno post a day. It's probably the worse side to a body builder, or any guy trying to look great. Nothing worse than eating your 6 squares a day, and not enjoying the food. Grunting through 6 work outs a few hours a piece, doing 45 minutes of cardio with painful shin splints just to take off your shirt and see some tits.

About 6 months ago, I read up on a drug that has been available since 2002 called "Fulvestrant" or Faslodex.

It's a selective estrogen modulator downregulator. It binds to the estrogen receptors just like Nova or any other SERM which has always been my choice for an effective PCT (I find it more effective than AIs, even Letro). It binds, and actually damages, degrades the estrogen receptor permanently.

I've yet to read of anyone trying it for PCT or gyno reversal.

I do know, that I've been able to reduce, and there are documented medical journals that document that Nova in high dosages reversed pubertal gyno. It would be interesting to see how Fulvestrant fairs in the game.

Nova, while able to reduce the gyno, generally it comes back when your receptors are not bound with the Tamox. But if Fulvestrant damages that receptor site, winner winner chicken dinner right?

The catch to this drug? It's about 1500 for a months worth. Its' injected, once a month. No more taking 2 pills a day anymore is a bonus though. But it cost 3 times as much as your novice cycle would cost.

I don't know the exact laws of research chemicals, or the classification of this drug. But it would be interesting if a research chemical company could produce it at a affordable price like other PCT products (for our mice)