nolvadex vs Arimiplex

Hi Guys, can Arimiplex be used as a substitute for nolvadex or is this not the same thing? I know both of them are Anti estrogens but is there a big difference ? :woohoo:

arimidex = Aromatise inhibitor = blocks estrogen at the source and bassically stops it from forming in the first place. It will lower overall or total estrogen levels.

Nolvadex = SERM = blocks estrogen in certain tissues like the breasts but still allows estrogen thats in the body to do other things. Its doesn't lower total estrogen.

You can use both on cycle but not always preferred by some as it may decrease gains on cycle. Nolvadex are mostly used post cycle for recovery and arimidex on cycle when signd of gyno occur with the hope that it will lower total estrogen levels enough to stop gyno.Arimidex may dry out joints and negatively influence cholesterol. nolvadex can be used on cycle to block gyno in the breast tissue but as soon as it is discontinued there might be a rebound of all the excess estrogen in the body and gyno might take its toll!

thats basically it

oh ja. stick with nolvadex (tamoxifen citrite) for pct. it blocks estrogen at the pituatiry in the brain. thus it help your nuts to start producing test again indirectly by making your body produce LH, Fsh etc. thats it.

i just answered your question bro. why make a new thread?