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    i know of tests which showed clomid and nolva as not having detrimental effects for a year or more, not exactly sure of the test period so dont quote me on it, i think it was stated on one of swiftos articles

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    Quote Originally Posted by declan11 View Post
    i know of tests which showed clomid and nolva as not having detrimental effects for a year or more, not exactly sure of the test period so dont quote me on it, i think it was stated on one of swiftos articles
    nolva and clomid definitely do have real side effects. in the world of cancer treatments, tamoxifen (Nolva) is regarded as incredibly harsh and powerful, but still these sides are preferable to cancer... besides the liver toxicity, this is taken directly from Cancer.gov

    Quote Originally Posted by http://www.cancer.gov/cancertopics/factsheet/Therapy/tamoxifen
    The known, serious side effects of tamoxifen are blood clots, strokes, uterine cancer, and cataracts... Men who take tamoxifen may experience headaches, nausea and/or vomiting, skin rash, impotence, or a decrease in sexual interest.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AnonEagle View Post
    nolva and clomid definitely do have real side effects. in the world of cancer treatments, tamoxifen (Nolva) is regarded as incredibly harsh and powerful, but still these sides are preferable to cancer... besides the liver toxicity, this is taken directly from Cancer.gov
    yeah pal, and have you ever read the back of a prescription label where some state that a side effect of the medicine may be what you have in the first place. goverment info is bullshit, they have to cover every single thing incase they are wrong, your kinda naive in your response

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    Quote Originally Posted by declan11 View Post
    yeah pal, and have you ever read the back of a prescription label where some state that a side effect of the medicine may be what you have in the first place. goverment info is bullshit, they have to cover every single thing incase they are wrong, your kinda naive in your response
    Pot calling the kettle black, here.

    Of course these drugs have side effects. Nolvadex is CHEMOTHERAPY for chrissake. To say you can just throw these things in your body without worrying about it or that government info is always "bullshit" is naive at best.

    Nolva definitely gives me horrendous headaches.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quo View Post
    Pot calling the kettle black, here.

    Of course these drugs have side effects. Nolvadex is CHEMOTHERAPY for chrissake. To say you can just throw these things in your body without worrying about it or that government info is always "bullshit" is naive at best.

    Nolva definitely gives me horrendous headaches.
    oh right and i suppose you follow the protein consumption chart also? and it isnt chemo, its an anti estro, i think you'll find chemo drugs are more extreme

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    Quote Originally Posted by declan11 View Post
    oh right and i suppose you follow the protein consumption chart also? and it isnt chemo, its an anti estro, i think you'll find chemo drugs are more extreme
    Ok, we're splitting hairs, here. No, nolvadex is not technically a chemo drug, but it is used in the treatment of cancer, and it is a pretty heavy duty chemical.

    I don't want to argue all day about Nolvadex. My point is that I think the assumption amongst some AAS users that these drugs are as harmless as Flintstone vitamins is really dangerous. They're not harmless, there are side effects, and we do need to be careful. That's all I am saying.

    And, like I said, Nolva does give me miserable headaches. And Clomid blurs my vision. So I know there are side effects and I don't wanna use these things any more than I have to.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Quo View Post
    Ok, we're splitting hairs, here. No, nolvadex is not technically a chemo drug, but it is used in the treatment of cancer, and it is a pretty heavy duty chemical.

    I don't want to argue all day about Nolvadex. My point is that I think the assumption amongst some AAS users that these drugs are as harmless as Flintstone vitamins is really dangerous. They're not harmless, there are side effects, and we do need to be careful. That's all I am saying.

    And, like I said, Nolva does give me miserable headaches. And Clomid blurs my vision. So I know there are side effects and I don't wanna use these things any more than I have to.
    yeah but thts you, i dont have a single side frm em and none of my training partners do either, of course i dont take drug use lightly but theres alot of scaremongering about, ie the media and govermental 'warnings'

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