Tamoxiplex replaced with MASTERON (DROSTANOLONE PROPIONATE)

[chipfsu301]

Tamoxiplex vs MASTERON (DROSTANOLONE PROPIONATE)


For my PCT:

Since my "store" is OUT OF STOCK of Tamoxiplex. Can you replace it with MASTERON (DROSTANOLONE PROPIONATE)? If so what dose? If I cant replace it I will wait for it to be in stock.

PCT start around my 14th day after last shot.
My plan was:

Nolvadex 40 mg wks 1-2
20 mg wks 3-4

Clomid 100 mg ED Week one
50 mg ED for the next 3 weeks

to help with my water retention .5 mg Eod Arimidex (if needed during cycle)

Thanks WarMachine in Advance lol

[chipfsu301]

anybody lol ??

[CHUCKYthentic]

so basically you re asking if an AAS can replace a SERM for pct?

seriously bro? i big fat NO on that one

[chipfsu301]

no dude... I know better then that.

I was asking bc Masteron and Tamoxiplex are used in almost the same way to treat breast cancer.

"Masteron is a derivative of DHT (as you can tell from its chemical name: 2a-methyl-dihydro-testosterone propionate), but what they fail to tell you is that DHT and its derivatives are commonly used in treatment of certain forms of breast cancer (see the etymology here: MASTectomy, gynocoMASTia, MASTeron, get it?). Masteron is not clinically used for weight gain (as is common with most steroids), so this makes it a very unique steroid from that perspective. Unfortunately, much of the information on Masteron available in medical journals doesn´t focus on weight or strength gain or even fat loss, for those reasons. Most information on Masteron focuses on it´s use in treating certain forms of breast cancer, and it does this reasonably well.(4)(5) To give you an idea, Masteron + Tamoxifen actually fared better than Chemotherapy for immediate objective responses from patients (8).So? What does this tell us? Well, this makes it a very exciting drug for a lot of reasons. Clearly it won´t aromatize at all nor will it have progesteronic sides, remember, Nolvadex (and most ancillaries) are used to reduce estrogen for breast cancer patients, so a drug used to treat breast cancer obviously wouldn´t convert to estrogen...and in fact Masteron may interact with the aromatase enzymes to inhibit aromatization of other steroids into estrogen, and may additionally interact with estrogen (as a "blocker" of sorts) at the receptor site. (4)(5) This is how it helps to combat breast cancer, obviously, but this could also be part of the reason that Masteron is considered a "cutting" or "Pre-contest" drug. Masteron may actually be very useful for combating estrogenic/progesteronic side effects yes, you read that right, if you include Masteron in your cycle, you may not need other "ancillary" drugs like Arimidex or Letrozole). Hence, much like Proviron, Masteron could be used as an anti-side-effect-drug (remember, most ancillary drugs we use to combat estrogenic sides, like nolvadex, letrozole, and arimidex were originally developed to combat breast cancer...and thats exactly what Masteron was developed and used for)."

My "store" has my missing Tamoxiplex in stock now.

[chipfsu301]

My question was not very clear to begin with dude... my bad

[CHUCKYthentic]

ya i was confused LOL

theres a thread in the Q&A about AAS that are a derivative of DHT. i see the argument i guess, but ya its an interesting topic. it still shuts down your natural test and its no AI so i dont want to be the one to try it out! haha

[WARMachine]

I hope we are talking about on cycle use? And i assume for estrogen control?
Its been done before. If you arent ERSE prone, i wouldnt mind it being included.

However, if youve had issues in the past, i would still include the use of an AI like Adex.