Arimidex is the most popular aromatase inhibitor among anabolic steroid users for the purpose of estrogen control, as it was the first aromatase inhibitor that many bodybuilders took notice of.
If aromatase inhibitors must be used, they should be used only when absolutely necessary and at the lowest possible dose to control estrogen, not eliminate it.
Almost all Arimidex side effects are the result of a decrease in total circulating estrogen levels in the body due to the inhibition of the aromatase enzyme.
Clomid (clomiphene citrate) belongs to a category and class of medications known as selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs).
Despite the fact that Nolvadex has proven to have a better overall ability to stimulate testosterone levels in men, Clomid remains the essential compound for hormonal recovery during PCT for most anabolic steroid users.
While Clomid tends to have few side effects in men, there are a few notable Clomid side effects that are present in most users and should be known by all individuals.
Aromatase inhibitors differ significantly from SERMs in how they work and how they address the issue of estrogen regulation.
While Arimidex is more commonly known among anabolic steroid users as an aromatase inhibitor, Aromasin tends to be considered a superior aromatase inhibitor due to its properties and effectiveness.
A decrease in estrogen in the body can cause negative changes and problems in the body, especially if estrogen is suppressed for a long period of time using an aromatase inhibitor.
SERMs act to block the receptor site action of estrogen by occupying the receptor site instead of estrogen, preventing estrogen itself from exerting its effects in breast tissue through receptor site binding.
Letrozole has demonstrated remarkable efficiency in reducing estrogen, more so than the other two major aromatase inhibitors.
It should be emphasized that letrozole is the strongest and most potent of the three aromatase inhibitors and should be used for estrogen control, not estrogen elimination.
Overall, Carver is a great product for anabolic steroid users because it practically prevents prolactin-related gynecomastia or side effects while also providing cognitive benefits.
Pramipexole hydrochloride, also known as Prami in bodybuilding circles, is a dopamine agonist that is very similar to the same compound that works with cabergoline.
SERMs belong to a broader category of drugs known as anti-estrogens, and a cousin family of SERMs (which are anti-estrogens) are aromatase inhibitors, commonly abbreviated as AIs.
Toremifene is a fairly new compound in the medical community, and an even more recent entrant in the world of anabolic steroids and performance and physique enhancement among bodybuilders and athletes.
Raloxifene works very similarly to Nolvadex (tamoxifen) in its mode of action, exhibiting both estrogen agonist and estrogen antagonist effects in many tissues of the body.
Like other similar SERMs such as Nolvadex (tamoxifen), it is often used by bodybuilders beyond its primary medical indication to use anabolic steroids as an ancillary drug to address or prevent estrogen-related side effects and problems.
Negative raloxifene side effects and adverse reactions from raloxifene occur most often in women, who (ironically) are the first to be prescribed this medication.
Finasteride was originally developed and manufactured by Merck Pharmaceuticals and was approved by the FDA for use in the prescription market in 1992 under the brand name Proscar.
One of the most popular compounds that people use to enhance athletic performance is diuretics.
Nolvadex side effects in athletes and bodybuilders using male anabolic steroids are very rarely reported.
Since Nolvadex is a very potent SERM to begin with, the dosage itself doesn't have to be overly high for the compound to do its job in the body.
Nolvadex (tamoxifen) belongs to a category and family of medications known as selective estrogen receptor modulators (SERMs).
Ephedrine is not an anabolic steroid, but rather belongs to a specific category of compounds known as sympathomimetics (more commonly known as stimulants).
Athletes have been known to take ephedrine as a pre-workout or pre-game/competition stimulant to temporarily gain small but noticeable strength gains, including the ability to increase energy.
All compounds in the stimulant class of drugs (e.g., caffeine, clenbuterol, albuterol, cocaine, epinephrine, norepinephrine, etc.) all have more or less the same side effects.
Liothyronine sodium is a synthetic variant of the body's own thyroid hormone.
Since T3 is a fat burner, the cytomel cycle is very simple and relatively straightforward.
T3 is a powerful stimulator of the body's metabolism at the cellular level, where it does not discriminate between the various substrates utilized for energy (proteins, carbohydrates, fats).
Albuterol is a compound that belongs to the class of sympathomimetics (also known as stimulants).
As with almost all stimulant based fat loss compounds, and most fat loss compounds in general, there is a very limited number of albuterol cycles and ways in which albuterol can be used.
Albuterol is known for having much less pronounced, milder, and more tolerable side effects than its sibling, clenbuterol.
Beyond simply counting calories and doing more cardio, there are many other ways to get great results without relying on DNPs.
