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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Please Help…Severe Issues After Crashing E2
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<blockquote data-quote="Flexedup" data-source="post: 246980" data-attributes="member: 44142"><p>Well traditionally, I believe the gold standard is run SERMS is to kick start gonadotropins after the cessation of HCG and/or Testosterone. It's more of a kick start to reduce the time by which my body needs to to produce LH & FSH. I know it the feeling sucks be on the SERMS but it's much better than being hypogonadal or feeling so. HCG increased my TT by about 300 points in 1 month, on SERMS (25mg Clomid + 10mg Tamoxifen daily) it took more than 3 months for me to reach what HCG accomplished.</p><p></p><p>I react really really well to Clomid because I have low SHBG naturally. I have my own theory that folks who do terrible on it have normal/high SHBG. I blow loads the size of a lake on it, my metabolism increases, and cardio feels terrific on it. I reacted badly to enclomiphene and Tamoxifen monotherapies following my E2 crash, that's why I will be going back to Clomid as my SERM of choice with a low dose Tamoxifen.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Flexedup, post: 246980, member: 44142"] Well traditionally, I believe the gold standard is run SERMS is to kick start gonadotropins after the cessation of HCG and/or Testosterone. It's more of a kick start to reduce the time by which my body needs to to produce LH & FSH. I know it the feeling sucks be on the SERMS but it's much better than being hypogonadal or feeling so. HCG increased my TT by about 300 points in 1 month, on SERMS (25mg Clomid + 10mg Tamoxifen daily) it took more than 3 months for me to reach what HCG accomplished. I react really really well to Clomid because I have low SHBG naturally. I have my own theory that folks who do terrible on it have normal/high SHBG. I blow loads the size of a lake on it, my metabolism increases, and cardio feels terrific on it. I reacted badly to enclomiphene and Tamoxifen monotherapies following my E2 crash, that's why I will be going back to Clomid as my SERM of choice with a low dose Tamoxifen. [/QUOTE]
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