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raloxifene and liver cancer???

speed kills

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has anyone came across any info linking raloxifene to liver cancer, or any type of cancer for that matter? I have found some studies online about tamoxifen, but cant find anything about raloxifene.
 
speed kills said:
has anyone came across any info linking raloxifene to liver cancer, or any type of cancer for that matter? I have found some studies online about tamoxifen, but cant find anything about raloxifene.
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IIRC the potential issue with tamoxifen and liver toxicity is not present with raloxifene. The potential of endometrial cancer is also much lesser with ralox.
 
Robboe said:
IIRC the potential issue with tamoxifen and liver toxicity is not present with raloxifene. The potential of endometrial cancer is also much lesser with ralox.
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and are these kinds of problems from years of staying on this medication?
 
Raloxifene is not a carcinogen like Tamoxifene

Raloxifene also has better better gyno reducing properties than Tamoxifene

Tamoxifene will increase testosterone by 60%, but Raloxifene will only increase it by 20%.

So for PCT...it's not a very good option
 
nattydisaster said:
Raloxifene is not a carcinogen like Tamoxifene

Raloxifene also has better better gyno reducing properties than Tamoxifene

Tamoxifene will increase testosterone by 60%, but Raloxifene will only increase it by 20%.

So for PCT...it's not a very good option
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yea i know about the gyno thing, i have seen studies and also heard many say that its best to be on ralox for a minimum of 6 months to see any size reduction, which is the reason i made this topic because I was wondering if it would be safe to be on ralox for so long.
 
speed kills said:
yea i know about the gyno thing, i have seen studies and also heard many say that its best to be on ralox for a minimum of 6 months to see any size reduction, which is the reason i made this topic because I was wondering if it would be safe to be on ralox for so long.
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It would not be safe to run long term. HDL would plummet.

If you have gyno that can be reduced by a SERM, ralox should be able to get rid of it in a month. If nothing seen in a month, it's not going anywhere.
 
nattydisaster said:
It would not be safe to run long term. HDL would plummet.

If you have gyno that can be reduced by a SERM, ralox should be able to get rid of it in a month. If nothing seen in a month, it's not going anywhere.
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what is hdl? really i have seen some studies where they have monitored individuals taking raloxifene for 3-9 months without any adverse effects. and results took a few months to happen.
 
I used Evista for yrs alongside trt without any adverse effect. U will be fine to run it for a few months unless u have an underlying condition. Get bloodwrk and u will know for sure
 
PumpDogg said:
I used Evista for yrs alongside trt without any adverse effect. U will be fine to run it for a few months unless u have an underlying condition. Get bloodwrk and u will know for sure
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pumpdogg, what were u using it for, might i ask.

by the way, what is HDL?
 
speed kills said:
yea i know about the gyno thing, i have seen studies and also heard many say that its best to be on ralox for a minimum of 6 months to see any size reduction, which is the reason i made this topic because I was wondering if it would be safe to be on ralox for so long.
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I never heard of this interaction.. Many stay on for 6+ months when trying to rid gyno, much better success than nolva, but still not a very high success rate.
 
Clomid is the **** for PCT. IMO you should stack taurine and vitamin K2 for concerns about liver cancer:

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Ralox is strictly anti-gyno in my book.
 
OnTheRoadTo said:
Clomid is the **** for PCT. IMO you should stack taurine and vitamin K2 for concerns about liver cancer:

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Ralox is strictly anti-gyno in my book.
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Agreed with the clomid. What does taurine have to do with for the liver? Just curious, I take it daily, round 10 grams split up for blood pressure and cramps, it works like a charm.
 
In the liver, taurine stabilizes enzyme levels and acts as an antioxidant, preventing cellular damage.
 
speed kills said:
pumpdogg, what were u using it for, might i ask.

by the way, what is HDL?
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Speed I used it to control E2 bro.. When I started trt I ask for Nolva for e2 control since i knew already i was sensitive and prone to gyno.. My doc said no on the nolva and prescribed Evista instead.. Killer product bro
 
a little off subject, but does anyone know if taking raloxifene throught the entire cycle of letro, would make the letro less effective? cuz I heard that nolva does that
 
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