Clomid/Letrozole on cycle

[nickyhansard]

I was wondering if on cycle, what would happen if you took letrozole and clomid together on cycle. More specifically if you were taking enough letrozole to severely reduce estrogen would you be able to accurately control your estrogen levels by adding in the clomid, for libido/mood? A weird question I know and I'm not going to do it, just thought the concept was interesting. I suppose it depends what estrogen receptors in the brain clomid actually activates.

[Turkish Juicer]

The concept is not at all interesting.

The logic behind what you are suggesting is completely flawed and dangerous, even as a hypothetical.

[nickyhansard]

The concept is not at all interesting.

The logic behind what you are suggesting is completely flawed and dangerous, even as a hypothetical.

That's great, care to explain your reasoning? Also how is a hypothetical situation at all dangerous? It was simply out of curiosity and an interest in how things might influence the body. Basically your reply was a big eff off to somebody who simply wants to discuss and learn things.

I understand that estrogen is essential in more than just libido/mood but I found this on a website:

"The result is that these compounds are antiestrogenic in breast tissue, fat tissue, and in the hypothalamus, which is what we want in bodybuilding, but are estrogenic in bone tissue and with respect to favorable effect on blood lipid profile (cholesterol levels), both of which are, again, desirable. They also appear to have some estrogenic effect on mood, though this may be in only parts of the brain (the matter is not studied.)

Clomid also has the property of reducing the adverse effect of exercise-induced damage of muscle tissue. This is very significant for endurance athletes but is not very significant, if at all significant, with reasonable weight training. Clomid does not perceptibly affect gains of the weight trainer either favorably or adversely in my experience.

The drug seems to have estrogenic effects on mood, which can be beneficial (improving relationships with women by improving empathy) or can yield depression or PMS-like symptoms, but for most users there is no significant effect either way"

Which might mean you could get most of the benefits of the estrogenic side effects but negate most of the negatives of estrogen, especially in relation to bodybuilding.