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Has anyone ever tried using clomid or arimidex only to help boost free test? Or would that even work?
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Has anyone ever tried using clomid or arimidex only to help boost free test? Or would that even work?
Clomid will increase your total test and your sperm count if you can still produce sperm. It can be used as a male fertility drug
Alphamale500Very true! When I was using Clomid monotherapy with my endo, it worked very well at raising my total test levels. With 100mg of Clomid daily, my total test levels came up to over 1500ng/dl. That was the highest levels that lab could test. I honestly don't remember what my free test levels were, but I think they were good. But when I stopped, my test levels eventually went back down.
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Molinin302Unrelated advice as I just tried a slice, ALWAYS spend the extra few dollars at the deli for the good roast beef. Trust me on this.
Try natural Test boosters like Tribulis Terrestis!
Alphamale500You really believe in the effectiveness of those all natural test boosters? I do think that a few of the vitamin or other chemical compound type ingredients may work to raise your test levels just a tiny bit. But as for the herbal ingredients in those products, I think they're total bullshit! But that's just my opinion, and I understand to each his own.
Proviron helps to increase it!
Ginseng can help u too.
PcushionI wouldn’t use an AI for this purpose. You can try clomid but it’s effects will cease upon cessation of the drug.
I do have lowT. My old doc didn't want to perscribed anything besides Viagra. I am still looking for a new doc since mine retired.
I am curious if using clomid or arimidex would help boost natural test
Molinin302FR is on its way. I use a clinic, then run cycles a few times a year. I'm done with doctors in my network for a while. Well, the specialists at least. My PCP is fine with what I'm doing as I'm healthier now at 44 as compared to ten years ago. I recently saw an endo and a urologist, they wanted me to stop the testosterone therapy (yes I was low) and get on antidepressants and anti anxiety meds. Supplemented with Viagra. I declined as I was prescribed Klonopin after my divorce and became dependant. Obviously the doc didn't read my history. Scary shit man, there's nothing wrong with self medicating as long as you're proactive with the labs, diet, etc... Wish you well.
AnonI think one of the adv. Members had their doc try this with them and it worked, but I don't think he would advise it as a solution..you'll have to see if he chimes in. I don't remember who it was.
I'm not sure if the side/benefit ratio is healthier than just plain old test cyp trt. I seriously doubt it.
Edit; I should note that it want these two drugs in particular, but it was something like this, clomid and nolva perhaps. I don't remember. But I'm not recommending this either. It's not a permanent solution.
Molinin302You may be thinking HCG, not anti aromatize medications. Regardless, first things first, have you gotten blood work done? Need to see where you are before you start introducing new things to your body. Remember, lab results do not lie. Good luck and best wishes man.
AnonClick on his name and hit track on his profile, he had a trt situation a while ago
Molinin302Good call, I remember commenting on his post. He's definitely in the right place for some good advice.
AnonI wouldn't use those just to boost testosterone, I'm assuming you mean total test? If you want to boost testosterone you can do it naturally along with OTC supplements..and you'll avoid the side effects that way too. Lift heavy, eat big, train outside..get plenty of rest.