Quote Originally Posted by Swifto View Post
After a bit of debate over this theory, I dont think its that good anymore.

If you have read my HCG thread, you'de see that the problem in starting up testosterone production again, is the testes, not the hypothalamus and pituitary. They recover fairly quickly, even during extended peroids. This is also what Dr.Crisler confirmed.

To address the main problem, testicular dysfunction, we have HCG and HMG. If one can address this problem directly, why is there a need for opiot antagonists at all?

Opoid antagonists would maintain GnRH, LH, FSH and T, but by how much is VERY debatable. Would this stop the onset of testicular dysfunction?

I have also read about more and more people coming forward with Naltrexone making them feel awful. Bad enough to not use it.

I think Naltrexone would best be used, now, at the start of PCT or a few weeks leading towards it. HCG/HMG during, then Naltrexone and a combination of SERMs is the best logical PCT and preventative measure IMHO.

I understand the debate over this but I was looking for people who have tried it or using it rather than the text book theories of how it can control supression or shutdown and i was more interested in the prevention rather than the cure of supression/shutdown which some are claiming.

On paper it looks great and ive read some good results but as anyone had BW or compared it against a normal PCT protocol you know of?

I know guys who use Naltrexone for their addiction and from speaking to them, its doesnt make them feel awfull rather the oppersite but these guys are suffering from addiction and are rattling rather than being at peak health like BB's.

I think its needs first hand experiences from BB's who have ran normal PCT with BW and who have tried this theory, do you know of any?