Nolvadex? Estrogenic on fat tissue or not?

Xenabuffyfan

Xenabuffyfan

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Some people use nolva as a cutting aid (mostly female BB's). Some people say that due to its dual agonistic/antagonistic actions on selective issues, that it would act as an estrogen AGONIST on adipose tissue.

Opinions, studies and facts are welcome...could nolvadex have the potential to increase estrogenic/stubborn fat deposits???
 
What about in men?

I have heard this same thing. Does this effect happen in men?

Reason I ask is because when I was heavier I struggled with estrogenic/stubborn fat and worked hard to burn it all off. I know that a SERM is the way to go for a proper PCT (especially for my hemaguno cycle I will be running) but I don't want the side effect of increased fat.
 
Xenabuffyfan said:
Well I'm a guy so that doesn't really affect me. lol
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Not sure that is exactly true. You can get estrogen too low and when your body starts producing test, you will also have a sudden increase in estrogen. Remember, your body likes homostasis. It likes to be in balance.
 
That's why I run an AI (steroidal) inverse to the nolva to combat the DRASTIC rise in estrogen caused by the increase in test. What I want to know is if Nolva's action alone, as in the drug itself, causes an estrogenic agonistic effect on adipose tissue. I ask because there have been many many conflicting reports....
 
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