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Originally Posted by redspy Again, Nolvadex does not control the amount of estrogen, it just blocks it from getting to receptors, so after you stop using Nolvadex, there might be a lot of estrogen still in your system that can do harm. Some have experienced a reboud effect when using Nolvadex: After they stop using it the estrogen that has built up in the system reaches estrogen receptors and causes problems that were delayed by using Novladex. |
So what happens during PCT using Nolvadex, using a decreasing tapered dose? Does the amount of estrogen in your system decrease naturally until a stable(normal) amount is reached hence the end of the PCT. Or in other words, the nolva blocks the excess estrogen amount until it stablises?