ED problem on test

[peachfuzz]

ya nolva does nothing to lower estrogen. and thats a high dose anyway for the cycle your on.

[jasonjazz317]

I guess I had complete wrong understanding about Nolvadex , Thanks for the info on adex. I guess I still have fair amount of estrogen in my blood even when I am using Nolvadex. That could very well be my sex drive problem. What's the good starting dosage on Adex, also, is it a good idea to use nolvadex with adex just to be safe? or you just use AI, and add dosage if needed?

[ythrashin]

I guess I had complete wrong understanding about Nolvadex , Thanks for the info on adex. I guess I still have fair amount of estrogen in my blood even when I am using Nolvadex. That could very well be my sex drive problem. What's the good starting dosage on Adex, also, is it a good idea to use nolvadex with adex just to be safe? or you just use AI, and add dosage if needed?

No, Nolva blocks estrogen at the recptor actually very well. The point is that you are using to much to soon.The other point is that an AI is better at controlling estrogen because it prevents the conversion of testosterone into estrogen instead of just blocking it at the receptor like Nolva.

[ythrashin]

So you dont have enough estrogen making it to the receptor and its killing your sex drive.

[Bonaparte]

So you dont have enough estrogen making it to the receptor and its killing your sex drive.

Nolva only blocks estrogen in BREAST tissue.
OP, your problem is probably that the Nolva itself is giving you ED issues (but probably not by blocking too much estrogen). I've never read a good explanation for why it does this, but Nolva does have a tendency to cause ED problems in certain guys.
And yeah, 40mg on cycle is retarded. Just get some Adex.

[ythrashin]

I always thought Nolva competed with estrogen at all receptor sites being that its an estrogen agonist.

It may do this better with breast tissue but it would compete with all estrogen at all the receptors.

[ythrashin]

I'm interested if its true that a estrogen agonist can selectively target only BREAST estrogen receptors.

Does anyone have any documentation/studies supporting this?