Yeah, I guess I do know what I'm talking about in regards to Endocrinology and PCT. Got a few articles and a sticky on it.
Your confusing the fact Letro can increase endogenous testosterone and it being acceptable for PCT. Most quote,
this study, on Letro quadrupling testosterone on "one pill a week (2.5mg)". Ok... It raised endo. T a fair bit, but these guys are obese and have ALOT of aromotase which will inturn cause negative feedback at the hypothalamus suppressing the axis.
So they have ALOT of estrogen causing a suppressing effect. You dont AT ALL during PCT. You have very LOW estrogen, so why use a compound that suppresses 98% of circulating estrogen? You still havent answered that.
The truth is (if your logical and have a basic understanding of the HPTA), Letro is a bullshit idea for PCT. But a decent idea at raising endogenous testosterone in a normal state, or perhaps inbetween cycles for a kick.
Again, you dont know what your talking about. And... Please dont tell me I'm wrong about using Letro for PCT, when you havent the fogiest about it or how it raises test etc...
I've already touched on the sides, lipids, joint, CNS, labido, lethargy. Why the f*ck do you want those sides, or MORE sides during PCT. PCT is often a time of decreased energy, low labido, so you want to lower labido more and cause more lethargy.
Tell me how Letro increases endogenous testosterone?