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01-03-2004, 09:08 AM #1
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Best over the counter, for restarting system
Will be coming off a cycle in 4wks whats the best over the counter to help jump start your system again.
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01-03-2004, 09:14 AM #2
Nothing................ Clomid and nolva is the best way to get HPTA functions back to normal.
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01-03-2004, 09:24 AM #3
clomid and nolva are virtually otc if your doing some kind of research with them.
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01-03-2004, 09:31 AM #4
Check your pm box bro.
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01-03-2004, 02:40 PM #5
Originally Posted by Garrbea
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01-03-2004, 02:43 PM #6
You can add some tribulus to your PCT. But id make sure you still use clomid and nolva. Those are a must
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01-03-2004, 08:08 PM #7
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Originally Posted by Peter North
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01-03-2004, 08:39 PM #8
Originally Posted by Peter North
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01-03-2004, 10:06 PM #9
maybe hes working on developing tits and likes being chemically castrated. Nothing says olympia like a good case of gyno. Clomid and nolva pct end of story.
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01-03-2004, 10:56 PM #10
Pn just jk Now to point at hand clomid will help stimulate the natural test production and clomid by itself is a very pore estrogen antagonist. So here we introduce nolva to help with the rampant estrogen we now have to deal with. Now I also run l-dex pct, better safe than sorry imo. Obiviosly I offended you and I appologize.
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01-03-2004, 11:13 PM #11
Hey I respect BK all the way but I would have to dissagree. I am not a biochemist or a doc but my understanding is that Nolva competes at the receptor site and clomid works at the hypothalimus-pituitary gonadal axis ( bare with me its late) . This means that it stimulates the release of more gondotropin from the pituitary gland raising the luteinizing hormone, which creates a signal to the leydig cells to produce more test and sperm. Granted both of them (nolva and clomid) are synthetic est, they both work at very different levels. Im sure there are plenty of other bro's here that can complete what I am saying futher, but this seems to be the norm in pct protocol.
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01-03-2004, 11:15 PM #12
I wont run l-dex at high enough dose to shut down est completly just enough to hamper it. Kind of the same way you run l-dex threw a cycle to keep bloat down but still need nolva in case signs gyno start to appear
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01-03-2004, 11:28 PM #13
I agree and Im glad we took this oppertunity to show both sides of the coin. Again sorry for the offense Peace CS
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01-03-2004, 11:41 PM #14
I agree with peter north about this, he knows a good deal i have read many post by him
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01-03-2004, 11:45 PM #15
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PN, i did not mean to insult you. I thought my response was respectful. In any event, i do believe running clomid and nolvadex together is beneficial. Havent done any research concerning this in a long time, but i will see what i can dig up. and dont believe everything you read, a lot of info out there is outdated or biased.
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01-04-2004, 08:52 AM #16
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and the nolva, clomid controversy/confusion goes on !!!peter, the articles were very insightful, and brought up alot of good points. one problem i have is do you have the follow up article mentioned in your second post ? the author of that post states next month he will folllow up with post cycle test recovery. in this case i think that article will be much more significant. if you have it please pm it to me. i am very curious to read it.
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01-04-2004, 11:03 AM #17
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I agree, I'd like to see that second article if it can be posted. That would be very helpful in my decision making.
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