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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Clomid for PCT, fertility or low T
Why Clomid Fails: The Zuclomiphene Threshold
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<blockquote data-quote="Varner" data-source="post: 74040" data-attributes="member: 13722"><p>I'm very interested in this.</p><p></p><p>If the suboptimal libido results of Clomid are due to the zuclomiphene, wouldn't we (all other things being equal) see better - or at least different - results in guys using other SERMS? </p><p></p><p>It's very rare to see a guy prescribed Nolva on the Testosterone forums, much less raloxifene et al. Most of the nolva use is by guys on their post-cycle therapy, which adds a ton of variables. So I don't have any real data points to compare.</p><p></p><p>If there really isn't much difference between clomid and nolva users, could that imply that the lbido issue is not zuclomiphene, but something a bit more basic to every SERM? Or could it be that any failure to increase libido by nolvadex is caused by a different mechanism? </p><p></p><p>Ditto with enclomiphene. I got some stuff labeled as enclompihene from a research chemicals site. Obviously, I have no idea of the veracity of the product. I've been on it (and off of Clomid) for about two weeks and feel just about the same. Hard to extrapolate anything from this, due the questionable nature of the substance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Varner, post: 74040, member: 13722"] I'm very interested in this. If the suboptimal libido results of Clomid are due to the zuclomiphene, wouldn't we (all other things being equal) see better - or at least different - results in guys using other SERMS? It's very rare to see a guy prescribed Nolva on the Testosterone forums, much less raloxifene et al. Most of the nolva use is by guys on their post-cycle therapy, which adds a ton of variables. So I don't have any real data points to compare. If there really isn't much difference between clomid and nolva users, could that imply that the lbido issue is not zuclomiphene, but something a bit more basic to every SERM? Or could it be that any failure to increase libido by nolvadex is caused by a different mechanism? Ditto with enclomiphene. I got some stuff labeled as enclompihene from a research chemicals site. Obviously, I have no idea of the veracity of the product. I've been on it (and off of Clomid) for about two weeks and feel just about the same. Hard to extrapolate anything from this, due the questionable nature of the substance. [/QUOTE]
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Why Clomid Fails: The Zuclomiphene Threshold
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