Raloxifene

[Truckman]

Has anyone used this sarm? Is there any sides to watch out for vs novadex? I watched a YouTube video stating it can cause blood clots easily? Thanks

 

[OuchThatHurts]

Raloxifene is a SERM similar to Nolvadex (not a SARM). It can increase risk of clotting (as SERMs do). It's as or more effective than Nolvadex in abrogating and preventing gynecomastia.

 

[cage99]

It’s basically Nolvdex 2.0.

Cage

 

[Zarati]

Raloxifene is a SERM similar to Nolvadex (not a SARM). It can increase risk of clotting (as SERMs do). It's as or more effective than Nolvadex in abrogating and preventing gynecomastia.

Interesting, have you tried it?
Only blocks at the receptor?

 

[OuchThatHurts]

Interesting, have you tried it?
Only blocks at the receptor?

I have 60mg tabs but haven't needed it yet. My T is only 200mg/wk right now. I'll review it as soon as I try it.

 

[bornonthebayou]

it's suppose to work better than Nolvadex on gyno support but Nolvadex is better for pct support. not sure about the increased risk of clots verse Nolvadex use..

 

[Mike Arnold]

If gyno is the issue, ralox is preferable to Nolva.

 

[Musclebound94]

How would you guys that have used it utilize it dose wise and duration to try to reverse some slight lump issues?

 

[rotinaj]

How would you guys that have used it utilize it dose wise and duration to try to reverse some slight lump issues?

To fully* reverse it would be to make the cells disappear and be aware you cannot do that with current medications available.
Once the gland has developed you cannot fully* reverse it but you can make glands' atrophy(shrink) slightly from blocking their cell's stimulation with a SERM and raloxifene is notably the best one.
When I utilized it I used 60-90mg daily for a few months.
It helped but wasn't magic.
But be aware the cells have only atrophied so if you resume taking aromatizing compounds and don't control estrogen, it will come right back.

 

[Musclebound94]

To fully* reverse it would be to make the cells disappear and be aware you cannot do that with current medications available.
Once the gland has developed you cannot fully* reverse it but you can make glands' atrophy(shrink) slightly from blocking their cell's stimulation with a SERM and raloxifene is notably the best one.
When I utilized it I used 60-90mg daily for a few months.
It helped but wasn't magic.
But be aware the cells have only atrophied so if you resume taking aromatizing compounds and don't control estrogen, it will come right back.

Yeah I should have worded that better lol I know I can't reverse it per say just looking to make it smaller. I might try that 60 mg dose for some time and see how it does