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A few PCT things.

ReaperX

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I'm not disagreeing with the fact of post cycle therapy, but I have a couple of questions.

1. SERMS are used to block estrogen related side effects such as gyno. Let's say you get your gyno cut out so there is no more tissue there. (the mamm. glad essentially). What are the 'other' side effects of rebounding estrogen that still need to be blocked ? water gain ?

2. After a 'cycle' there is a hormonal imbalance. SERMs block estrogen from causing estro-related side effects. If you were to use an ATD, or essentially pulse it, if the estrogen is being kicked out, how is it exerting an effect upon the body if it is not there ?
 
PCT is not just about gyno control, it is about restoring hormonal balance. A SERM helps to re-establish the HTPA axis and the body starts to produce test again through the negative feedback loop. This also helps to lessen the loss of mass and strength gains made while on. An AI stops conversion of E, but it does not have the same mechanism for kickstarting the HTPA in the same fashion as a SERM. Some like to use both in an inverse fashion during PCT, but others do not like it. I personally do not like to combine the two since I notice too much of an estrogen drop.
 
Rodja said:
post cycle therapy is not just about gyno control, it is about restoring hormonal balance. A SERM helps to re-establish the HTPA axis and the body starts to produce test again through the negative feedback loop. This also helps to lessen the loss of mass and strength gains made while on. An AI stops conversion of E, but it does not have the same mechanism for kickstarting the HTPA in the same fashion as a SERM. Some like to use both in an inverse fashion during PCT, but others do not like it. I personally do not like to combine the two since I notice too much of an estrogen drop.
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:goodpost: i like to use both, plus a test booster.........but you will get varying degrees of opinions on the matter.
 
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