Tamox strip of 10 tabs (20 mg/1 tab)

Tamox (Tamoxifen Citrate) from Evolve Biolabs is a non-steroidal drug with pronounced anti-estrogenic properties. It works by blocking estrogen receptors, particularly in tissues with high estrogen concentrations, such as the breasts.

This process prevents hormones from binding to receptors, preventing excessive estrogen effects.

Effects of taking Tamoxifen

In bodybuilding, such a drug can become part of the recovery therapy (PCT) after a course of steroids.

1. resumption of production of the endogenous hormone testosterone;
2. prevention of the development of gynecomastia and its prophylaxis;
3. elimination of excess fluid retention in the body;
4. lowering bad cholesterol levels;
5. muscle drying;
6. increase in strength indicators;
7. strengthening joints and bones.

Medical indications for taking Tamoxifen

Tamoxifen citrate tablets are commonly prescribed for the treatment of breast cancer. By blocking estrogen receptors in breast tissue, the drug can reduce the risk of tumor growth and recurrence.

Tamoxifen use and dosage

For safe and effective use of Tamoxifen 10 mg, follow the recommendations of a sports medicine physician. Self-medication and exceeding the recommended dosage are unacceptable, as this can lead to serious complications.

The standard dosage is 20 to 40 mg per day, divided into 1–2 doses. Duration of use ranges from several weeks until gynecomastia symptoms resolve or the recovery course is completed.

The tablets are taken orally, during meals (to reduce the risk of stomach irritation).

The drug is suitable for the prevention and treatment of already manifested signs of gynecomastia.

Side effects

Side effects most often occur with prolonged use or exceeding recommended dosages. Possible effects include:

• skin rashes, itching;
• headaches, dizziness;
• baldness;
• bone pain;
• digestive disorders (nausea, diarrhea);
• depressive states;
• temporary deterioration of vision;
• elevated body temperature;
• risk of thrombosis.

These effects are usually reversible and disappear after dosage adjustment or drug discontinuation.