Q: What is Raloxefine? I know it has something to do with estrogen receptors. Is it used in PCT? A: Raloxefine is a SERM (Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulator) like Nolvadex or Clomid, but it has a very different activity profile and is still pretty new in terms of those who use it. It's a very good drug for gyno, but not as good for PCT, and of course, those are two very different things. This is one of 3 or 4 up and coming SERMS. Another is Falsodex, Ralox and Torimifene. The latter two aren't nearly as interesting as Falsodex and Raloxefine, because they may only be useful as primers, taken with HCG. In the long run, Raloxefine may work better than Nolvadex, but then it seems that a lot is working better than Nolvadex in the past few years. ...

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Dianabol has been one of the most popular steroids in the world for almost fifty years, and it’ll probably be just as popular in another 50 years. Dianabol is moderately safe, easy to administer, and cheap. It leads to very fast gains in muscle mass and strength, while helping the bodybuilder to shed body fat. This derivative of testosterone is today’s most popular black market oral steroid. Dianabol is so popular because it’s easy to use, and because it works. Dianabol was the primary drug used by the great bodybuilders of the 1960s and 1970s, and remains a staple drug today, even with options such as growth hormone and insulin available. Dianabol is a powerful drug with a loyal following. Dianabol does have its fair share of side effects. It’s a powerful oral steroid, which ...

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Q:  What is a SERM? A: A SERM (selective estrogen receptor modulator) is used post cycle therapy to basically block the negative effects of estrogen while your hormone levels return to normal after discontinuing using a source of testosterone/ AAS. This reduces the risk of gynecomastia after an AAS cycle, because the body will attempt to balance estrogen with increased testosterone levels. If you have ever taken a cycle, you know that an increase in estrogen can wreak havoc. SERM prevents a flood of excess estrogen. SERMs don't reduce estrogen but it blocks receptors from the negative side effects of high estrogen floating around in the body. Tamoxifen and Clomifene are examples, but not all PCT falls in this category.

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Easily obtainable compared to many compounds, Nandrolone (Deca-Durabolin, or “Deca” for this article’s discussion) is a highly effective anabolic steroid. Originally designed for patients with osteoporosis, its effects upon muscular tissue were quickly discovered by strength athletes. Since then, it’s been a staple in many bodybuilding steroid stacks. Let’s learn more about it! Advantages of Deca One of the reasons Deca is so popular with bodybuilders is that it is chemically deactivated in the prostate, scalp, and skin. This means that while muscle tissues absorb the compound and benefit from it, the cells in the prostate, scalp, and skin do not. Therefore prostate growth, baldness, and acne, the dreaded side effects of anabolic steroids, aren’t really a problem with Deca. Additionally, Deca better binds with muscle tissues than most anabolics, meaning that all things equal, it ...

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Q:  What is Raloxefine? I know it has something to do with estrogen receptors. Is it used in PCT? A: Raloxefine is a SERM (Selective Estrogen Receptor Modulator) like Nolvadex or Clomid, but it has a very different activity profile and is still pretty new in terms of those who use it. It's a very good drug for gyno, but not as good for PCT, and of course, those are two very different things. This is one of 3 or 4 up and coming SERMS. Another is Falsodex, Ralox and Torimifene. The latter two aren't nearly as interesting as Falsodex and Raloxefine, because they may only be useful as primers, taken with HCG. In the long run, Raloxefine may work better than Nolvadex, but then it seems that a lot is working better than Nolvadex in the past ...

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