Rebirth isn't necessarily the best for this in my opinion saying how its a serm and not an ai. Maybe brundle could help you out more with that the rebirth. But i recommended something like inhibit-e by sns for e control as its has multiple ai, as well as other beneficial ingredients.
Can I use rebirth with a trt protocol (250mg/wk Test E) to control/balance estro? Was thinking maybe 1 cap eod would be good. Any recommendations? Or do I wait for the oral AI to be released and run that?
Rebirth isn't necessarily the best for this in my opinion saying how its a serm and not an ai. Maybe brundle could help you out more with that the rebirth. But i recommended something like inhibit-e by sns for e control as its has multiple ai, as well as other beneficial ingredients.
Why wouldn't Rebirth be the best in this scenario? It's a similar the PCT scenario so not so sure why it's application wont work in the TRT scenario given the dosage is similar to an on cycle protocol. Grateful for any clarification and hoping for an answer on this
If you are trying to restart your test then yes rebirth is better(should be using clomid though) but from my understanding serms aren't the best option especially when on cycle, like TRT. when discount you them you have a much higher chance of gyno from rebound.
Can I use rebirth with a trt protocol (250mg/wk Test E) to control/balance estro? Was thinking maybe 1 cap eod would be good. Any recommendations? Or do I wait for the oral AI to be released and run that?
Rebirth would manage estro sides but estrogen will still be elevated. IN fact it might even rise a bit.
This is why you always want an AI on cycle and PCT with your SERM. They should be used together IMHO.
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You could maybe do Rebirth and the AI or just the rebirth or just the AI. I would do both.
I would tend to agree, but keep hearing people say to avoid taking an A.I with PCT (SERM), which doesn't make sense to me.
Do you realize this thread is 4 years old?