How about clomid!? This whole, pct minus clomid thing baffles me. If it were me. I'd throw the book at it. In addition to clomid; all of these listed...

L-Arginine- increase blood flow for Sensation, arousal and ED help.

Horny Goat Weed, Premium Red Korean (Panax) Ginseng 6 year, Yohimbe Bark Extract 2% yohimbine, Muria Puama, Tribulus Terristris 45% Extract, Damiana, Catuaba Bark, L-Arginine, Maca, Wild Lettuce, Licorice Root.

Make a delicious milkshake using 1/2- 1 teaspoon, once per day, 6 days per week.

For milkshake: put powder in blender or shaker cup, add soymilk, ice and shake well.

For flavor, add stevia, coffee & cocoa, or fruit and blend in blender.

Also you can put into yogurt to consume or mix into hot liquid to drink.

I drink or eat these, 6 days per week. Year round. W/extra starting a week b4 pct continued for a few weeks after.

All of the benefits of each herb listed one by one:

L-Arginine increases blood flow to the sexual organs. Aids in Impotence, sensation for men and women.

Horny Goat Weed:
Horny Goat Weed is believed to be one of the most potent aphrodisiacs available for both men and women. The flavonoid content is said to stimulate sensory nerves, particularly in the genitals, and its use is said to increase sexual arousal, as well as copulation activity and testosterone levels. Testosterone stimulates centers of the brain having to do with increased sexuality in both men and women, and in several studies that were conducted, it was demonstrated that Horny Goat Weed does, in fact, enhance sexuality and quality of sex life and has been prescribed for women suffering from decreased sexual motivation. It was also claimed that it improved sexual performance in patients undergoing hemo-dialysis for renal failure. Although the exact way that Horny Goat Weed acts is not fully understood, it is thought that an enzyme called acetylcholinesterase supports high levels of the key cholinergic neurotransmitters that are associated with sexual arousal, and, certainly, the plant has been in use for centuries to restore sexual desire in both women and men.

With specific regard to male sexuality, Kee Chang Juang, Ph.D., Professor Emeritus of Pharmacology at the University of Louisville, Kentucky, claimed that in laboratory research, Epimidium (Horny Goat Weed) appeared to have a sexual stimulatory effect on human males and may also stimulate the growth of the testes. In addition, it was also reported that men who took this herb showed a boost in erectile function and an increase in spermatozoa production. In the Chinese Materia Medica, Pharmacist, You-Ping Shu, Ph.D., reported that in animal laboratory experiments, there was an increase in semen secretion, and Horny Goat Weed is also thought to be useful in cases of involuntary and premature ejaculation.

Red Korean Panax Ginseng: Korean Ginseng has long been reported to be an aphrodisiac: Chemicals in Ginseng are thought to stimulate the part of the brain known as the hypothalamus to direct the production of hormones that stimulate cell growth and healing in the sex organs. It is also believed to promote better blood circulation within the penis, and an Italian study found that Ginseng use increased testosterone levels, as well as the number and motility of sperm cells.

Damiana: As a sexual stimulant, Damiana has been used for thousands of years as a potent aphrodisiac that is said to help a variety of problems. It apparently contains elements that are thought to directly stimulate the nerves, genitals, blood circulation and metabolism, and it is believed to increase sex drive in both men and women. In males, Damiana is said to treat impotence and relieve erectile failure in attempts at repeated intercourse after orgasm. It is also believed to increase sperm count. As an aphrodisiac, women have found Damiana very helpful. It is said to encourage delivery of oxygen to the genital area and stimulate the genitals, which has been useful in cases where there is lack of desire and frigidity. It is also thought to increase the level of pleasure during sex and treat sexual trauma.

Catuaba Bark:
Catuaba has an almost legendary reputation as an aphrodisiac and is said to enhance sexual drive and increase libido in both women and men. According to Dr. Michael van Straten, noted British herbalist and naturopath, Catuaba is beneficial to both men and women as an aphrodisiac (treating frigidity and low sex drive in women), but it is in the area of male impotence and Erectile Dysfunction (ED) that the men achieve striking results. The herb appears to stimulate the central nervous system and increase libido and circulation in the male reproduction organ. It is often called an "innocent" aphrodisiac, meaning that it enhances libido without any side effects. Even after long-term use, there have been no reported ill side effects. As a matter of fact, Dr. Meira Penna claims that the only side effects reported have been erotic dreams and increased sexual desire. Its actions as a nervous system stimulant act directly on the genital organs as a tonic for genital function.

Yohimbe: Yohimbe Bark has been mainly used as an aphrodisiac that increases libido in both men and women. It is thought to encourage blood flow to the penis and stimulate the pelvic nerve ganglia, enhancing sensations and helping men with erection problems; and as a stimulant to the general nervous system, it is also said to treat impotence brought on by fatigue, tension and stress. Yohimbe Bark contains the alkaloid, yohimbine, a compound that is also included in pharmaceuticals that treat erectile dysfunction, improving both the quality and staying power of erections by increasing the production of the norepinephrine that is essential for the formation of erections. In addition, it seems to help older men by reducing the effects that ageing may produce on hormones that cause constriction of blood vessels. Recent research claims that diabetic-related impotence may also be helped with the use of Yohimbe.

Women's libido also seems to benefit from Yohimbe Bark. The herb has a stimulatory effect on the nervous, circulatory and respiratory systems, and as such, appears to have the ability to increase blood flow to the genitals and increase the flow of adrenaline to nerve endings, both of which help to enhance arousal and pleasure. Women have reported increased arousal and general pleasant sensations, and the herb has been thought to effectively treat frigidity and lack of interest.

Muria Puama: Muirapauma is widely used as an aphrodisiac for both men and women, and some scientists say the herb increases testosterone levels, but that claim has not been clinically proven. In the case of male sexuality, it is regarded as one of the best and most effective herbs to counteract erectile dysfunction and impotence. In a paper presented to the International Congress on Ethno-pharmacology in 1990, in Strasbourg, France, a study of 262 patients who complained of erectile impotence or lack of libido noted that sixty two percent of those who received the herb claimed that the treatment had positive effects within two weeks and greatly improved their sex lives. It is thought that when Muirapauma is used by sexually healthy men and women, it will enhance arousal and prolong the sexual experience. The herb is believed to treat impotence in men and frigidity in women. South American tribal couples sometimes drink a Muirapauma tea before planned lovemaking to heighten sexual desire. The exact mechanism of the herb's efficacy is still under investigation, as the responsible constituents have not yet been isolated, but preliminary reports say that it works by enhancing both physical and psychological aspects of sexual function

Tribulus Terrestris Extract:
Tribulus Terrestris is widely known as an aphrodisiac that improves libido in humans. There may be two reasons for this effect: It elevates the testosterone levels in the body (sometimes by more than thirty percent in just five days), which are thought to stimulate centers of the brain having to do with increased sexuality in both men and women, and as such, the herb is said to enhance arousal, desire, and quality of sexual performance. Another reason for this effect may be the herb's hypotensive effects, which lower blood pressure and increase blood flow to the reproductive organs of both sexes. In men it is believed to improve the quality of erectile function and increase the concentration of sperm. In women it is believed to enhance libido.

Maca: Maca Root is believed to help sexual performance and act as an aphrodisiac that boosts libido in both men and women. Chemical research has demonstrated that Maca Root contains a chemical called p-methoxybenzyl isothiocyanate, which has reputed aphrodisiac properties. Because Maca is thought to balance hormonal activity, it is believed to be useful in cases of sterility and other reproductive and sexual disorders. In men, it is believed to treat male impotence and erectile dysfunction and may, in fact, increase seminal volume and sperm motility. There are also claims that Maca especially enhances sexual performance and endurance. The April, 2000, issue of Urology reported that the sexual performance claims made by those who used Maca were consistent with the legendary reports coming from Peru. In women, it is said to increase libido, perk up a low sex drive and may, because of the herb's glucosinolate content, enhance fertility.

Wild Lettuce: Wild Lettuce is used as a "nervine," or agent that strengthens the functional activity of nervous system, which may have either sedative or stimulating effects. The herb is used to calm restlessness, anxiety, severe nervous disorders and neuroses. Some erection disorders are caused by Performance Anxiety.

Licorice Root: Has mild aphrodisiac properties for women, but also relieves nervous stomach, and mostly helps the other herbs work in harmony.

The science is there, backing all of these up.