ANTI - E

[hannibal]

Anti - E wars.

Clomid, nolva, proviron.

Clomid is not the best anti-E you could get your hands on, but, it does mimic utilizing hormones.
That in turn stimulates gonadal testosterone. So you could use clomid to lower estrogen, and raise testosterone, which will help you have a normal (natural) level of test during a cycle. The WAR is off a little bit on the harshness, and long term effects of clomid, we all know this by now though, right?

If you want to just block E, then clomid isn’t best. The most common for this is, Proviron, nolva, arimidex.

There is a lot of BS surrounding what proviron does. I think the reason is, is that proviron is an androgenic. Most people do not know much about its androgenic properties, in fact, when proviron goes through the liver, it changes, and then has minimal androgenic action, almost non at all. So to say that it competes with androgen receptors is still true, but not at a high enough level to worry about.

hannibal

[wickedsus]

great info. \./

[Cold Fusion]

Good post, Hannibal.

Also, you might want to point out that Arimidex is generally the better of all because of its mechanism of action. Arimidex actually BLOCKS the conversion to estrogen of AAS that aromatize. Nolvadex and Clomid block estrogen receptors by binding to them; however, this is only in certain tissues. Of these two I would certainly say Nolvadex is the better choice.

Now, there is another one out there called Aromasin that is also an anti-e that blocks the conversion to estrogen as well. However, I have not researched it that well.

Cold Fusion

[hannibal]

you are very correct, glad you added to the post, you made it much better. good information CF

[Bigbadasian]

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[willk]

arimidex for me!