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Novadex XT or Nolvadex to help with cutting

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flintstone_22
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2011/03/16 13:35:10 (permalink)
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Novadex XT or Nolvadex to help with cutting

Hi guys,
 
Just looking for a bit of advise.
I am currently on my cut, and the only area that doesn't seem to change is around the pecs. Would the addition of Novadex XT or Nolvadex help with this, and if so which would be best?
 
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    loathsome
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    Re:Novadex XT or Nolvadex to help with cutting 2011/03/16 15:44:26 (permalink)
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    These are very different products - Novadex is a prescription only medication which is often used after a cycle of steroids or pro-hormones, I'm no expert but I can't see how this would help your cut.
     
    As I understand it the fat will come off stubborn areas last - so just keep cutting and eventually your trouble areas will shrink. Unless you have gyno ie. sensitive/lumpy nipples and/or discharge then it's probably best to just keep cutting (if you think you may have gyno try asking over on the TOAS/pro-hormones forums for help treating it- edit - ask your doctor first!!)
     
    A test booster might be a decent addition as your levels may fall when you're in a reduced calorie state, Nolvadex XT is one possibility although a forum search will bring up the names of other popular ones (although in my limited experience you'd be using this for it's test boosting properties rather than as an anti-aromatase.)
    post edited by loathsome - 2011/03/16 18:22:46
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    Re:Novadex XT or Nolvadex to help with cutting 2011/03/16 19:06:54 (permalink)
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    I would possibly move this to the supplement forum as it's more a supplement rather than diet-related query.
     
    Unlikely to help hugely with fat removal around the pectoral area, I'd look to lowering your overall bodyfat percentage to below 10% (pectoral fat shouldn't be an issue then) then consider supplementation.
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