I diddddddddd..... Guess what?! Being a potential antidepressent doesn't outweigh it's potential risk of further suppression. Throwing ANOTHER drug into the mix would generally be a BAD idea, unless it's benefits outweigh it's risks. In this case, further potential suppression is NOT a good thing.
From your fucking study:
"Mesterolone treatment significantly decreased both plasma testosterone and protein bound testosterone levels. Patients with high testosterone levels prior to treatment seem to have had more benefit from mesterolone treatment than patients with low testosterone levels. The degree of improvement weakly correlated to the decrease of testosterone levels during mesterolone treatment."
DID YOU READ the study??
"However, since an improvement was also established during the placebo treatment, no statistically appreciable difference in the therapeutic effects of mesterolone was established compared to placebo. "
Show me how nolvadex offsets proviron's suppression, please.
They used 300-450 mg dosages in the second study
too much IMO, unless the patients were severely depressed
not surprisingly these high Proviron dosages suppressed Testosterone
the study clearly points out that those with the less Testosterone suppression responded better
not surprising since lowered Testosterone can cause depression by itself.
Nolva tricks the pituitary making it believe there's less Estrogen, thus making more LH/FSH
so unless OP testis are severely atrophied
said LH increase from Nolva should increase Testosterone production by testis.
Nolva/Clomid shouldn't the main/only pct drug IMO
but now that OP is already on Nolva, that should compensate for Proviron SLIGHT suppression.
BTW
REAL Proviron is just slightly suppressive
the problems is that many (most?) black market "Proviron" is actually methyl-DHT which is much more suppressive than real Proviron is.
