Clomid for men

Clomid for men or clomixyl as you see it here is the main product for PCT. Without it any cycle is not a cycle!
PCT is as important as a cycle if you want to keep gains and help the body restore your natural testosterone levels back asap.

Clomixyl(Clomiphene Citrate) is used for about 4 weeks after the cycle.

Here is how Clomid for men must be used after cycle:

Day 1 – Clomid 150mg/day
Day 2 – Clomid 100mg/day
Following 10 days – Clomid 50mg/day
Following 10 days – Clomid 50mg/day

Using Clomid During A SARMs Cycle

Nolvadex can definitely be used during the SARMs cycle, as long as the dose is low. Clomid can be, but as it’s more aggressive and carries more side effects, it can create more problems.

Apart from the side effects, I’m going to tell you about in a moment, you also have to think about the synergy and problems you could be causing.

If the SARMs are knocking your testosterone down, and you’re aggressively using another set of chemicals to drag them up, you’ve got a lot of different hormones bouncing around your body trying to do different things. For me, that lack of synergy isn’t intelligent.

For me, it’s far better to use Clomid as a PCT, rather than using Clomid for bodybuilding on cycle. In an emergency, sure, but routinely, I definitely wouldn’t advise it.

Possible Side Effects Clomid for men

Clomid is definitely more aggressive than Nolvadex at the same dosage, and can carry quite a range of side effects:

• Nausea
• Headaches
• Upset stomach
• Diarrhea
• Vision disruptions
• Hot flushes
• Aches and pains
• Confusion

However, I do have to point out that you won’t suffer all of those side effects. Even at higher doses, you are unlikely to ever experience more than a couple. But it could affect your performance levels if you do.

If you do get side effects from using Clomid, dropping the dose a little is the best advice I can give.

Femara Vs Clomid for men

Femara is another fertility treatment, just as Clomid and Nolvadex are partly also used for.

Femara is also not a SERM. It is an aromatase inhibitor. Aromatase inhibitors work by lowering estrogen levels by stopping an enzyme found in fat tissue from converting other hormones into estrogen.

The downside is that Femara does not appear to stimulate higher levels of LH and FSH, so it doesn’t help to stimulate the production of testosterone, it just lowers the production of estrogen. So that means that Clomid, and Nolvadex, a far better options than men using them as PCT supplements than Femara could ever be.