What are anti-estrogens?
THE anti-estrogens are taken by its users for to prevent and/or minimize the effects of the estrogen hormone, in order to counter the side effects of the anabolic steroids androgenic substances that they use or have used.
Examples of anti-estrogens include, but are not limited to: antagonist hormones, aromatase inhibitors, estrogen and gonadotropin modulators.
What benefits can you expect from using anti-estrogens?
The most common benefits that a user can expect from the administration of anti-estrogens include, among others:
- Protection against water retention subcutaneous
- Protection against the development of symptoms of gynecomastia
- Advanced recovery of levels testosterone endogenous of the user
- Protection of the levels of testosterone existing
- A increased testosterone production
- Gentle yet effective protection against gynecomastia
- A decrease in blood pressure
- Stimulation of testosterone synthesis
- Protection against high levels of bad cholesterol (LDL)
- Improved nutrient absorption capacity
- Improved muscle strengthening (provided the user already has a relatively low body fat percentage and good muscle mass)
- Suppressing estrogen levels, thus resolving estrogenic problems
- An improved capacity for recovery
- An improvement in the potential of fat burning
All the benefits mentioned above vary depending on the anti-estrogen used; however, most anti-estrogens share almost all of them. The difference lies more in the level of effectiveness of each than in the occurrence of these effects.
Anti-estrogen dosages and cycles
We will focus on a very general dosage and an example of a cycle; however, more specific instructions can be given depending on the type of anti-estrogen (clomid, novaldex, etc.) that the user will administer:
- Dosage for beginners: 50 mg per day
- Dosage for the intermediate level: 100 mg per day
- Dosage for advanced users: 150 mg per day
- Dosage for women 5 to 10 mg per day
The most common side effects of anti-estrogens
Anti-estrogens have so many effects both physical and psychological.
THE physical side effects Side effects associated with the use of anti-estrogen may possibly include the following: risk of blood clots, abdominal pain, muscle and joint pain, headaches, nausea, hot flashes, fatigue, high blood pressure, acne, bladder problems, weight gain, reactions at the injection site, swelling, and difficulty breathing.
THE psychological side effects Side effects associated with the use of anti-estrogens include the following: insomnia, depression, anxiety, lethargy, and mood changes.
The other significant side effect is the possible decrease in estrogen levels of the user. This decrease, in turn, increases the risk of osteoporosis, which, in turn, increases the risk of bone fractures. The reduction in estrogen also has a significant effect on the user's body lipid levels and may also increase the risk of heart problems or cardiovascular disease.
The side effects mentioned above are actually quite rare and only represent possibilities. They can occur only if the user completely disregards the recommended dosages. For example, if a beginner takes the dosage recommended for an experienced user, or if that user takes anti-estrogens for a longer period than prescribed.
On the other hand, the regular user who administers this product following the recommendations, both in terms of dosages and cycle duration, will only and always derive the spectacular benefits mentioned above.
The best anti-estrogen products/brands on the market:
- Clomid
- Nolvadex
- Proviron
These products have been rated based on statistics from a significant number of satisfied customers and by numerous specialized testers/consultants. They represent the most effective, purest, and safest anti-estrogens currently on the market.
They effectively protect the body and organs while increasing testosterone production, improving recovery after intense training, and enhancing nutrient absorption capacity.
These products have been tested by their respective manufacturers., and they have, for the most part, been produced in accordance with the strict and vital instructions of GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice).
This set of strict rules was created to regulate industry standards for human products. These rules have the same legal force and ensure that any product manufactured in accordance with their recommendations allows the user to experience the maximum possible results, safely.
Users expect to focus solely on nutrition and training for their ultimate goal of achieving the physique they've always dreamed of.
Are there any natural anti-estrogens? I read somewhere about things like grape seed extract or resveratrol. Any thoughts on that?
I don't really believe in these natural products. Even if they work, their effects will never be comparable to those of Nolvadex and the like.
So if you want to stay healthy, I think you should forget about "natural products" and take clomiphene or tamoxiphene directly.
I didn't quite understand? I'm new to the world of supplements, I usually take my daily vitamin and two protein shakes a day.
And now I'm taking tribulus. I don't know the terms or anything. But I know I want to get stronger faster, not much bigger; strength is what matters to me.
With Tribulus, I wouldn't need a PCT supplement? Or an anti-estrogen? I really don't want man boobs, nor do I want to mess up my natural testosterone production. I want to be very careful.
Hello,
Yes, you don't need to do PCT with Tribulus
I would like to know the side effects of anti-estrogens. I thought I knew that women took them after menopause to prevent arthritis or osteoporosis. What might their effects be on men? Thank you.
Hello,
Women after menopause take estrogen replacement therapies precisely to prevent osteoporosis.
As for anti-estrogens, they are indicated in cases of hormone-sensitive cancers.
The side effects of anti-estrogens include hot flashes and nausea, in both men and women. However, these effects only occur at doses far exceeding those used in bodybuilding.