Clomid + armidex for a non-juicer

[*Fucker]

Wondering with curiosity, would taking something like .5mg armidex and 50mg clomid every other day (day 1 - armidex, day 2 - clomid, repeat) have any benefits for a non-juicer, or would it just throw off the natural's hormone balance too much?

 

[GoldenDelicious]

it will certainly up your test levels in the short term, but a big downside is that you are fairly much out of options after a while for pct (depends on your dose of the clomid or whatever anti e you decide to use) except maybe for hcg...

ill take a look for some studies which describe long term test changes as a result of anti e use, since im fairly sure the ones i have seen are for short term dosing...

ok im interested now

 

[googlepig]

Doesnt clomid interfere with Arimidex?

 

[GoldenDelicious]

no. i think you are thinking pct where using arimidex at the same time as your anti e will result in really shitty estrogen mediated effects, and result in such things as poor libido

using these drugs in the presence of aas (during cycle), after the presence of aas (post cycle;pct), and nowhere near any aas (on their own; no aas in recent past) are different things

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[wnt2bBeast]

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[WanderingClumsyFool]

If you do this type of thing, just take arimiex, not clomid + arimidex. They probably have no additive effect on boosting T levels and there is just more possibility for side effects. Also, there is tolerance to clomid I belive but not with arimidex that is why clomid is better for PCT, not sure on that point though. Arimidex alone has been shown to roughly raise and lower, respectively, testosterone and estrogen around 50 percent in nomral men. However, the problem with this is that this is just in the serum, the systemic circulation. It is possible that in specific sites like the bone and especially the brain tissues, the estrogen levels are lowered to a undesireable level. It is not known though but quite possible.
6-8 weeks of it probably wouldn't hurt under 9 out of 10 scenarios, in my humble opinion, but it would be expensive and produce very slight benefits. It will definately do something to your head that you might not like. It might help you to get leaner if you have problems with bf and you engage in an aggressive, smart cardio program.
Regardless, IF you are young and you have not done juice yet but you are contemplating it, this arimidex alone idea is certaintly a far superior idea to juicing. You shouldn't juice until you are 23-22 at the least if you are smart. Otherwise you invite possible developemental problems(never mind all the other problems you invite with juice, cardioascular and hepatic and the like). I don't know if this applies to you.
My basic opinion, it might help you but you will probably start taking it for a long period of time and this will be very bad for your health.
Especially if you are a recreational drinker, drug user this thing is a bad idea. Local estrogens in the brain (at normal male levels ofcourse) are important neuroprotective agents. High T/E ratio can cause problems with your brain goes the hypothesis. T causes enhanced potential for neurotoxic insults in the abscence of E.

 

[GoldenDelicious]

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