macrophage69alpha said:
those dosages are old, passed down information, and yes they were originally based on study dosages... so yes you do base your dosages on the studies..
wrong; I base my dosages on trial and error...I've tried different dosages and have clients who came back reporting better results at better (higher/lower) dosages.
macrophage69alpha said:
you seem to love studies when they favor a position that you have taken, and you discount them completely when they dont agree with your reccomendations.
wrong...I don't spend my time searching pubmed studies because I lack real world experience. I just tell it how it is because that's reality, and I have real world experience to back it up - pudmed and medline studies are not reality. most studies are full of lies and fake information.
see my view on studies
http://www.forums.isteroids.com/ana...23284-important-studies-false-misleading.html
macrophage69alpha said:
and have used clomid and nolva together, its not any better and it caused a drop in libido. As it has for many..
clomid may have emotional sides and odd acne side effects but if anything it increases libido, nolva on the other hand quite often suppresses it. Both in clincals and real life
where did you get this nolva lowers libido idea? let me guess, read it in a study? lol , I have 2 clients right now doing nolva/clomid/arimidex PCT without a problem. I myself have never, in many years, had libido problems because of nolvadex - so don't spread this BS.
PCT you're going to have LOWER libido to begin with, so playing it off toward nolva is ludicrous. I'm sure some people will have more sides then others with nolva, that's a given; just like some guys cry on clomid and others don't have any sides at all.
I take all your comments with a grain of salt because 99% of the information you put out is based on a study you read - you lack the real world exprience to back up what you say. I'm pretty tired of going back and forth with this almost every other day. Personally, I could care less if you make claims that everything but a 'certain product' being pushed here lowers libido, but when you start spreading lies based on some BS study - things have gone too far.
Just like your "pr upgregulation", you read a handful of studies and now you're an expert at telling people not to use nolvadex lol

. I've been using nolvadex for years without a problem, all of a sudden you're making it sound like the worst product ever.
To people reading this, take it all with a grain of salt - make your own decisions; don't believe all these BS studies, I sure as hell don't.