In PCT - ? about natty test.

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Well I was done with cycle 8-1-09 and gave it 14 days till I started my PCT, so PCT began on 8-15-09 taking Tamox @ 40mg day, Clomid @ 50mg day and Aromasin @ 10mg a day.

So far im almost at the 4 week mark and I honestly still have very low test after 2 blood tests and no libido at all, and definately the ED problems. I was fine before cycle, and an animal during cycle, sometimes sex 1-3x a day. Now my GF doesnt really care but its embarassing to me and puts you in that mindset of "im a scrub that cant get it up"

I was under the impression that PCT is 4-5 weeks normally at most (havent read of many PCT's going longer with most getting 90% libido back in week 3 or so) and with me almost at week 4 shouldn't I be getting some type of libido back or something and the ED going away?

I was on a very minimal cycle of 500mg Test E weekly that was underdosed anyhow (during cycle levels were way lower than expected). Thanks, just wondering whats going on before I try to start getting some cialis. Id just rather fix the problem then keep adding in chemicals to make up for losses.

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PCT is a little on the weak side.

clomid=100/50/50/50
Nolva=40/20/20/20

I would drop the aromasin.

It takes time to come back with the libido issue.

I would add some Vit E in there.(pct)

Then get your blood work done again.(couple of wks).

But Swifto is the pro pct vet here, so this is my opinion.

Best

T

[Swifto]

PCT is a little on the weak side.

clomid=100/50/50/50
Nolva=40/20/20/20

I would drop the aromasin.

It takes time to come back with the libido issue.

I would add some Vit E in there.(pct)

Then get your blood work done again.(couple of wks).

But Swifto is the pro pct vet here, so this is my opinion.

Best

T

Why is it weak?

Clomid at 25mg/ED has been shown to raise endogenous T by 146%. Its not weak by any means.

You also dont need Vit-E. Vit-E deficiency in humans is very rare indeed. Rats may need Vit-E (check Anthony's references), but humans, do not.

Dont always believe what you read from a "Guru". I though it too for a while. Validating an authors references can sometimes prove quite the contrary.