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<blockquote data-quote="Checkdis" data-source="post: 205746" data-attributes="member: 16600"><p>Empower pharmacy Enclomiphene is available through Defy Medical.</p><p></p><p>My doctors are Dr Michael Rotman in NYC and Dr Saya from Defy Medical. Currently i’m on 25mg of Enclomiphene taken everyday. But after a couple months I ceased all medication. To be honest I feel better not taking anything but i’m sure my numbers are crashed. I will be taking bloods soon.</p><p></p><p>in the past I have not added extreme conditioning, so I have taken up combat cardio, boxing. I’m hoping the body will snap out of it and produce the right hormones to keep up with the strain i’m putting on it. So my approach is more a biofeedback hoping the body does what is suppose to do and adapt to the conditions it is thrown in. Yes I may be more susceptible to injury. But as long as you listen to yourself and keep at it i’m sure it will be fine.</p><p></p><p>if all fails I’ll be on TRT which needs to be taken at a very low dose. I’d say 75mg a week broken into 3’s; M, W, F. Low dose TRT I have heard works better when it comes to management of FT and SHBG and e2, not to mention high RBC HCT and blood pressure.</p><p></p><p>sometimes it’s best to give the body a break and then hop back on TRT, just to give the receptors a break sort of speak. I feel like most of the failures men see are related to very high doses and actually not cycling when they are experiencing negative sides after so long. As silly as it sounds it seems TRT users who have been on so long and then out of the blue start seeing negative sides, need to cycle like body builders. Yes there may be many rebuttals to this statement and very close to broscience. There are a plethora of variables when ceasing a long TRT protocol because the individual no longer benefits from the treatment. So I am only basing this information off of myself and it should be taken as a grain of salt, due to the fact I am secondary Hypogonadism. If you are primary you will have no choice but to remain on TRT.</p><p></p><p>At the end of the day it is how you feel that matters. Being on testosterone for so long forms a long tunnel… but there is light at the end, you just might have a longer journey than others.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Checkdis, post: 205746, member: 16600"] Empower pharmacy Enclomiphene is available through Defy Medical. My doctors are Dr Michael Rotman in NYC and Dr Saya from Defy Medical. Currently i’m on 25mg of Enclomiphene taken everyday. But after a couple months I ceased all medication. To be honest I feel better not taking anything but i’m sure my numbers are crashed. I will be taking bloods soon. in the past I have not added extreme conditioning, so I have taken up combat cardio, boxing. I’m hoping the body will snap out of it and produce the right hormones to keep up with the strain i’m putting on it. So my approach is more a biofeedback hoping the body does what is suppose to do and adapt to the conditions it is thrown in. Yes I may be more susceptible to injury. But as long as you listen to yourself and keep at it i’m sure it will be fine. if all fails I’ll be on TRT which needs to be taken at a very low dose. I’d say 75mg a week broken into 3’s; M, W, F. Low dose TRT I have heard works better when it comes to management of FT and SHBG and e2, not to mention high RBC HCT and blood pressure. sometimes it’s best to give the body a break and then hop back on TRT, just to give the receptors a break sort of speak. I feel like most of the failures men see are related to very high doses and actually not cycling when they are experiencing negative sides after so long. As silly as it sounds it seems TRT users who have been on so long and then out of the blue start seeing negative sides, need to cycle like body builders. Yes there may be many rebuttals to this statement and very close to broscience. There are a plethora of variables when ceasing a long TRT protocol because the individual no longer benefits from the treatment. So I am only basing this information off of myself and it should be taken as a grain of salt, due to the fact I am secondary Hypogonadism. If you are primary you will have no choice but to remain on TRT. At the end of the day it is how you feel that matters. Being on testosterone for so long forms a long tunnel… but there is light at the end, you just might have a longer journey than others. [/QUOTE]
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