Daily dose 25 mg Clomid doubles men's T levels

Daily dose 25 mg Clomid doubles men's T levels

November 5, 2012

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Daily dose 25 mg Clomid doubles men's T levels~Clomid can help men with low testosterone levels and low sex drive. Researchers at the Centro de Andrologia e Urologia in Porto Alegre, Brazil came to this conclusion after studying 125 hypogonadal men. The participants in the Brazilian study had a testosterone level of 300-400 nanograms per decilitre. Their levels were within the limits of what doctors regard as normal "200-1200 nanograms per decilitre" but they were on the low side. The men complained of lack of libido.

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Yeah but is it safe to take clomid long term? Probably not a good idea.

Yeah and it kills your libido amongst other nasty side effects.

Forget libido, I'm like little girl when those animal rescue commercials come on tv. I get all misty eyed and emotional! It's crazy!

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Yeah and it kills your libido amongst other nasty side effects.

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Sixty-eight percent of patients (n = 85) had a positive answer for the Global Assessment Question (Did this treatment improve your symptoms based on sexual complaints?).

Good read heavy!

I used clomid for the 1st time the last pct. My nuts doubled in size that 1st week and my mood greatly IMPROVED. It was my best pct ever.

I was apprehensive to use it as guys said it makes them emo, and can cause vision issues.

I had 0 sides at all from it.

I ran clomid 100/100/75/50/50
Nolva 40/40/20/20
Triptorelin 100mcg

Best damn pct ever. Didn't cry once like on my last pct of research chem bullshit nolva and exemstane.

Clomid will always be a pct tool for me from now on. I'm going to get labs in a few more weeks to see where my e2/test levels are compared to the pre cycle labs I got.

Serms do affect libido for some people, but not all


I would be kind of doubtful a normal male with healthy T levels would experience such an improvement, though I'm sure its still significant. In some of those guys their high E2 levels may have been causing low T, so by blocking it it took them back to a "normal" T level and then some. A healthy guy with normal testosterone may not receive as much of a benefit from it, though it still does prove its effectiveness for pct. I would love to see a similar study on Nolva if its available.

sounds like something worth a try, especially for someone like me, where total t is around 345, FSH 2.1, LH 2.1, and Free T4 1.0. Will consider getting enough for 6 months and do new labs after 3........

Any studies on long term use?

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Any studies on long term use?

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My buddy has diabetes and this is the doctors treatment for low T . He has been on 25 mg. of Clomid for over a year now with no sides except improved libido, and a 800 total T. Clomid doesn't bother me ? I think guys get all worked up by the things they hear in. The gym IMHO ?

How would clomid compare to androgel in raising t levels? I am asking because i was just prescribed the gel for low t (298) also my free test was low (6.2)
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How would clomid compare to androgel in raising t levels? I am asking because i was just prescribed the gel for low t (298) also my free test was low (6.2)
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If I were in your shoes I'd try the Clomid method first. It seems like much less hassle and expense than the gel and won't have any suppression/shutdown effects on your HPTA, so no testicular atrophy.

Another proven testosterone enhancement is a low dose regimen of an aromatase inhibitor such as Arimidex or Aromasin. Together with the Clomid it may have a profound effect. Not sure of any studies into this combo specifically, so you'd need to convince your doc that you're a willing guinea pig and also follow blood tests closely.

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Another proven testosterone enhancement is a low dose regimen of an aromatase inhibitor such as Arimidex or Aromasin. Together with the Clomid it may have a profound effect. Not sure of any studies into this combo specifically, so you'd need to convince your doc that you're a willing guinea pig and also follow blood tests closely.

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Or somebody here can just do it with bloods before and after and post it up.

I may try this route after jump off my prohormones.The only thing clomid did as far side effects was my vission would sometimes be weird