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It's been my stance for some time that anti e's are overused and overdosed. Not only is some estrogen benificial to health, it had muscle building and libido enhancing properties as well. But that's a topic for another time.
It's also been my contention (and this is obvious to long time members) that Clomid sucks ass big time. Sure, it "works" for some people. But in those that it doesn't it's a miserable experience. This is why in most cases natural alternatives ofen work quite well, but if you MUST use a drug I believe Proviron is a wise choice. And in cases where e is extremely elevated, LOW doses of A-dex is the way to go. It's far more effective at contolling over all e levels than nolva.
But Dex doesn't come without its drawbacks.
A-dex is a powerful drug and its effects can not be accurately measured, short of weekly blood tests. The use of A-dex is also precarious in that it seems to lower HDL beyond that of other anti-e's.
In the past, I've recommended Apple Pectin and , TMG to help keep cholesterol in check, preventng arterial plauque and lowering triglyceride levels. They work. Other standard suggestions have been to use Primrose oil and Bete Sitosterol. Both will lower cholesterol as well, but they arent what you want. Beta Sitosterol will lower HDL as well as LDL and it will also lower DHT. Primorose Oil contains phyto-estrogens so it lowers cholesterol by adding estrogen back into your body. Bummer.
But there are two recent discoveries that look really interesting. And, BTW, I don't sell either of them.) One is Red Yeast Rice extract. The other is Policosanol. Both have been shown to lower LDL while raising HDL. This is exactly what you want all the time, but if you're on A-dex, I'd say it's a "must."
I still maintain that for "low dosers" and in between cycles, chrysin with calcium d glucerate and bioperine works wonders. (Can't mention the company that sells them, but they'll soon be advertisers on Elite and then they can discussed further). But if you have no choice but to do the dex, take these two supplements for the sake of your health. From what I've found, Vitamin Shoppe sells a good version at a fair price. (Although it s kinda "pricy") I'l be doing my monthly blood test and I'll report if the use of these supplements live up to the claims. (Although my overall cholesterol and HDL is already pretty good) Should be interesting.
It's also been my contention (and this is obvious to long time members) that Clomid sucks ass big time. Sure, it "works" for some people. But in those that it doesn't it's a miserable experience. This is why in most cases natural alternatives ofen work quite well, but if you MUST use a drug I believe Proviron is a wise choice. And in cases where e is extremely elevated, LOW doses of A-dex is the way to go. It's far more effective at contolling over all e levels than nolva.
But Dex doesn't come without its drawbacks.
A-dex is a powerful drug and its effects can not be accurately measured, short of weekly blood tests. The use of A-dex is also precarious in that it seems to lower HDL beyond that of other anti-e's.
In the past, I've recommended Apple Pectin and , TMG to help keep cholesterol in check, preventng arterial plauque and lowering triglyceride levels. They work. Other standard suggestions have been to use Primrose oil and Bete Sitosterol. Both will lower cholesterol as well, but they arent what you want. Beta Sitosterol will lower HDL as well as LDL and it will also lower DHT. Primorose Oil contains phyto-estrogens so it lowers cholesterol by adding estrogen back into your body. Bummer.
But there are two recent discoveries that look really interesting. And, BTW, I don't sell either of them.) One is Red Yeast Rice extract. The other is Policosanol. Both have been shown to lower LDL while raising HDL. This is exactly what you want all the time, but if you're on A-dex, I'd say it's a "must."
I still maintain that for "low dosers" and in between cycles, chrysin with calcium d glucerate and bioperine works wonders. (Can't mention the company that sells them, but they'll soon be advertisers on Elite and then they can discussed further). But if you have no choice but to do the dex, take these two supplements for the sake of your health. From what I've found, Vitamin Shoppe sells a good version at a fair price. (Although it s kinda "pricy") I'l be doing my monthly blood test and I'll report if the use of these supplements live up to the claims. (Although my overall cholesterol and HDL is already pretty good) Should be interesting.
