Nolva (Tamoxifen)...dangerous?

[Luke667]

been reading up on the use of Nolvadex, and it seems that this is a very potent hormonal drug and could have some severe side effects

Read up on (http://www.fda.gov/cder/foi/label/2002/17970s37s44s49ppilbl.pdf)

to be honest, its putting me off using nolva as PCT, wondering if anyone has every experienced any sides from it, or has a better recommendation for PCT (for an SD cycle)

 

[njt11]

been reading up on the use of Nolvadex, and it seems that this is a very potent hormonal drug and could have some severe side effects

Read up on (http://www.fda.gov/cder/foi/label/2002/17970s37s44s49ppilbl.pdf)

to be honest, its putting me off using nolva as PCT, wondering if anyone has every experienced any sides from it, or has a better recommendation for PCT (for an SD cycle)

You have got to be kidding me. These are by far some of the dumbest posts on these forums. Your willing to use superdrol which is 20x more damaging to your body whether it be blood pressure, liver, natural test, etc but using a short term run of Nolva to repair your body from the damage you chose to do scares you? Those damages are from women who have had breast cancer and were using Nolva for month after month. Do your research, and for everyone's sake on here, don't make anymore stupid posts like this.

 

[yeahright]

I'd say it nicer but yes, superdrol is far more likely to cause you bodily damage than short-term nolva use....but everyone's body is different and your mileage may vary.

 

[ItsHectic]

Thats nolvadex use in women, its used to treat breast cancer, what there doing with nolvadex in women is the equivilant to running androcur in men, its blocking there primary hormone, of course its gonna cause problems.