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You want to use it as a Testo-Booster? Not recommended that way at all! Instead of these two, use Enclomiphene, it's less toxic with all the benefits of clomid and more! Are you natural?Taking a low dose of Tamoxifen (5mg) or Clomid (12.5mg) once per week helps to keep my natural test up, libido up, mood improved etc. i
Is there risk to doing this long-term?
What was your dosage/frequency?Nolva long term destroyed my eyesight. Look up the side effects, it's one of them. I thought i was going blind one day, dropped the nolva and within few days it was normal again. That shit scared me forever. Now i rather risk gyno than use that shit again
10mg for 3 months. i think its only meant to be used in short bursts of time otherwise risk permanent damageWhat was your dosage/frequency?
This is what I don't get, now yes I have ran Mk677 added in, nova clomid pcts etx and they have benefits, but if you want testosterone then run testosterone, you want HGH levels run HGH. Imo it's like drinking Coca-Cola for cocaine when you can just go buy cocaine.SERMS ARE NOT A SUITABLE REPLACEMENT FOR TRT.
Taking SERMS does not "naturally" boost test, it's still an artificial increase.
SARMs and research chemicals will not help, herbal supplements will not help.
For fertility reasons. And only once a week at low dose, not daily.Can I ask why you want to use a breast cancer drug and a womans fertility drug on a daily bases to keep test levels up ??? Why not just run TRT
I disagree. For those who are looking to maintain fertility and increase testosterone levels, clomid has been shown as an acceptable option. And while you may consider it an artificial increase, it is as high up on the HPTA axis as you can get for results to avoid reciprocal inhibition seen with TRT.SERMS ARE NOT A SUITABLE REPLACEMENT FOR TRT.
Taking SERMS does not "naturally" boost test, it's still an artificial increase.
SARMs and research chemicals will not help, herbal supplements will not help.
I disagree. For those who are looking to maintain fertility and increase testosterone levels, clomid has been shown as an acceptable option. And while you may consider it an artificial increase, it is as high up on the HPTA axis as you can get for results to avoid reciprocal inhibition seen with TRT.
This is becoming the standard of care for testosterone optimization for patients trying to preserve fertility by urologists.
And the transient increase from taking testosterone is only that and leads to even more potential side effects than clomid so your argument makes no sense. Not to mention those with low T from prior exogenous use that take clomid and recover test levels will tend to maintain those levels once they stop clomid, so it actually is a more permanent solution than you think. Will it give them the supra-physiologic levels and gains that TRT gives? No, but for some its enough to improve mood, libido, energy and maintain fertility which is what OP wants.The transient increase from taking pct/fertility drugs is exactly that, transient, temporary, not permanent.
SERMS are not suitable for long term use.
Period. End of discussion.
Clomid mono therapy is becoming standard of care, but only in a limited application to see if natural production can be regained without permanent intervention with exogenous testosterone.
It is not a suitable long term alternative, and it never was.
The only people pushing enclo/clomid as alternatives to TRT are shitty clinics that are trying to scoop up a portion of the market share that is scared of needles.
Long term SERM use has a far greater risk for adverse health effects than proper HRT. This is not a subject for debate, this is already clearly understood.And the transient increase from taking testosterone is only that and leads to even more potential side effects than clomid so your argument makes no sense.
Yes, see my post above regarding clomid monotherapy as a first treatment option for primary hypogonadism.Not to mention those with low T from prior exogenous use that take clomid and recover test levels will tend to maintain those levels once they stop clomid, so it actually is a more permanent solution than you think.
if your trt gives you supraphyiological levels then its not TRT.Will it give them the supra-physiologic levels and gains that TRT gives? No, but for some its enough to improve mood, libido, energy and maintain fertility which is what OP wants.
it would behoove you to be informed yourself.Personally, I trust urologists with years of training and knowledge of the science and interpretation of medical literature on this topic than a gym bro. Good for you that you think otherwise.