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Thread: Nolva or Letro for too long?

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    Nolva or Letro for too long?

    Is there any way that Nolva or Letro can become damaging after taking it for long periods of time? If so... what is the longest it should be used for to avoid negatives?

    Thanks in advance.

    MuX

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    i do know that letro can affect ''good'' cholestoral levels negatively as well as proper immune system function. never been to much to hinder me, however. nolva as an anti e in my book is basically useless. also, nolva and letro together ended up being overload

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    but as far as long term usage (longer than 16wks) of letro im in uncharted waters

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    does the letro have a sever impact on cholesterol, or is it minimal?

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    in my experience, minimal. i have had blood work done and in recent years tweaked many aspects of est prevention. you, however, could have drastically diff results. read hooker's letro profile. it should help eleviate or bring up questions. i personlly love letro. works just right

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    I have a few small bumps I cannot tell if they are gyno.

    I just finished a PCT - I have been off AAS for 6 months or so. These past 4 weeks I did 30mg Nolva ED and .25 to .5mg of Letro ED.

    The pain and irritation went away, but the bumps are still there (smaller, but there), should I continue or start Letro and/or Nolva back up?
    Last edited by LAGMuXle; 02-08-2006 at 06:23 AM.

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