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Originally Posted by code0824
Just wondering what the best SERM to have on hand is in case my rat gets gyno. What is the best serm? I thought it was tamoxifen citrate but then i read it is toremifene, then its another HELPPP. What would be the best ??? EXPLAIN.......
i saw this on the site
I think Doc listed his preference in SERMS in regard to HTPA recovery as:
1. Clomid
2. Ralox
3. Torem
4. Tamox
I think im going to have my rat use torem if he ever runs SD, phera, of m1t ( not at the same time)
how does torem dosage look?
It looks like tamox is the bottom line product... its good but not the best seems like torem is better..... HELP
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You asked in regard to your rat getting gyno and that is different than PCT so I would say you have to consider a couple of things in regard to gyno and SERMS to answer this question.
First, gyno is caused by estrogen
Second, estrogen is elevated in most folks on this board as a result of the introduction of supraphysiological levels of testosterone
Third, there must be an available amount of enzyme in the body to convert testostrone to estrogen.
Fourth, SERMs block estrogen binding in site specific tissue and inhibit the formation of gyno.
Fifth, although the site specific tissue is protected, the cause of gyno (i.e. high estrogen level) still exist even with the use of SERMS.
Using SERMs to combat gyno is only treating the symptom not the cause of the problem.
So, this brings me to my answer.....
Use an AI like A-dex. By doing so, you eliminate the cause (AI's remove the enzyme for converting test to estrogen) and hence the symptom is also eliminated. Also, AIs do not have some of the problematic issues in reagrd to IGF-1 blunting that are common with some SERMS. Finally, and again unlike SERMS, an AI will support additional free test in your bloodstream b/c AIs will inhibit the conversion of test to estrogen.
So, all the way around, in regard to gyno, AIs are your best choice over SERMs.
Regards,