2Thick,
I can tell from your short but exact responses that you are quite familiar with clomids mode of action. My experience with clomid is quite extensive, but limited only to use with little understanding of the mechanism through which it is effective in restoring HPTA. I be really grateful if you could explain some of the finer points to me because as you'll see, I've been compensating for my gaps in knowledge by overcompensating the clomid therapy. The method, while not the most efficient I'm sure, has been quite effective. I've always started my clomid therapy 1-2 weeks after terminating the gear. Basically, I start the clomid when I would typically be injecting or otherwise dosing again if I weren't stopping. I have been aware that this schedule may have been rendering my initial days, or even weeks, of clomid therapy ineffective if the clomid is non-responsive until exogeneous test has been removed from the equation. I was just never convinced this was definitely the case and have found clomid cheap enough to not concern myself over wasting two weeks worth. I figured I'd start the clomid early and run it for atleast 4 weeks, maybe 6. The way I saw it was even if two weeks were wasted, or maybe only 10 days wasted, I was willing to spend the money to make sure that I had the clomid going strong whenever my system was ready to utilize it, with no gap time. I've never noted any side effects or issue to make me rethink 4-6 week clomid therapy beginning almost immediately post cycle. I'm not doubting there are better more efficient ways and I'm hoping you can enlighten me a bit as too the thinking behind the gap you recommend between termination of gear and clomid therapy. I have used the above method post cycle when cycling high test volumes and have always kept my gains quite well. I will tell you that I would be nervous willing myself to wait 20-30 days post cycle to start therapy. Not doubting you bro, but I'd feel alot better hearing the mechanisms and reasoning for this. I'm really psyched to get the truth from a vet like yourself whose obviously been around the game for a longtime and whose opinion I'd greatly respect. Thanks bro. Out.