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why shouldn't you take clomid more than two weeks?
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Weam
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Please stop posting any outdated information
Clomid can be taken year around without any problems and that's medically proven, the reason for why it shouldn't be used for more than 14days allows only for women due to the menstrual cycle but men do not have menstrual cycle and a study proved that Clomid is totally safe when given fore nearly a year
The reason for why Clomid can't work against gyno, it just blocks the Estrogen receptors at the hypothalamus and other specific areas therefor it called an Anti-Estrogen but it won't be able to block Estrogen receptors at the breast tissue
Clomid can be taken year around without any problems and that's medically proven, the reason for why it shouldn't be used for more than 14days allows only for women due to the menstrual cycle but men do not have menstrual cycle and a study proved that Clomid is totally safe when given fore nearly a year
The reason for why Clomid can't work against gyno, it just blocks the Estrogen receptors at the hypothalamus and other specific areas therefor it called an Anti-Estrogen but it won't be able to block Estrogen receptors at the breast tissue
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badgermilk
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For you Weam!!!!
If you can take clomid year round, then supply us with the study's stating this!
I have searched the web for hours and can not find anything that supports your statement that it can be taken year round.
Yes it is specifically for women, but the side effects are the same for male and female..
SO WEAM stop making statements that you can't prove!!!!!!!!
P.S. show us what you got weam............because you would be pretty stupid to think that someone on this board is going to take clomid year round because you said so with no proof.....well think again..
There is no need to take it year round, fore it is just to restart the body's process of making it's own endogenous testosterone production.
If you can take clomid year round, then supply us with the study's stating this!
I have searched the web for hours and can not find anything that supports your statement that it can be taken year round.
Yes it is specifically for women, but the side effects are the same for male and female..
SO WEAM stop making statements that you can't prove!!!!!!!!
P.S. show us what you got weam............because you would be pretty stupid to think that someone on this board is going to take clomid year round because you said so with no proof.....well think again..
There is no need to take it year round, fore it is just to restart the body's process of making it's own endogenous testosterone production.
ultragainz
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wow.....
thefacelessballer
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NEVER start your cycle if you dont have proper anti-'s and clomid..
Weam
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Re: For you Weam!!!!
I'm not going to be brief here, look at this study:
SOURCE: J Clin Endocrinol Metab 1976 Dec;43(6):1370-7
TITLE: Restoration of plasma testosterone levels in uremic men with clomiphene citrate.
AUTHORS: Lim VS; Fang VS
ABSTRACT: Five men with chronic renal failure and symptoms suggestive to androgen deficiency were treated with clomiphene citrate (Clomid) at a dose of 100 mg/day for a period of 5 to 12 months. The treatment resulted uniformly in increased libido, sexual potency, and a general sense of well-being. Circulating testosterone rose from mean basal value of 223 +/- 164 to 879 +/- 171 ng/dl (SD), representing a mean increment of 290%. Mean serum lutenizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) values before treatment were 76 +/- 40 and 143 +/- 85 ng/ml (SD). During treatment, both LH and FSH increased dramatically to 518 +/- 302 and 787 +/- 291 ng/ml (SD), respectively. Both serum gonadotropin values are expressed as ng/ml of LER 907. The effect of clomiphene on spermatogenesis in these subjects was inconclusive as either improvement or deterioration occured. In these five patients, serum prolactin was not related in any way to testicular function as its values were consistently in the normal range throughout the entire study period. Serum total estrogen, however, was elevated in all; the significance of this high circulating estrogen in relation to gonadal dysfunction in uremia is
not clear at the present time. However, we found that normalization of circulating androgen was beneficial to our patients and that long-term clomiphene treatment achieved this goal by increasing pituitary gonadotropin secretion and secondarily stimulating testicular hormonogenesis with no adverse reactions.
another thing
Bill Roberts stated for meso-rx.comClomid at 100 mg/week is safe for long term use in men. click here
again for Testosteorne.net
Its safety in men has been shown for periods of up to a year.
Dan duchaine stated for Muscle Media 2000
There are no adverse reactions with long-term use in men that I know of.
also I said Clomid is totally safe when given for* nearly a year and I didn't say year around, there is very big difference here
I hope that's enough for you badgermilk to keep your mouth shut
I'm not going to be brief here, look at this study:
SOURCE: J Clin Endocrinol Metab 1976 Dec;43(6):1370-7
TITLE: Restoration of plasma testosterone levels in uremic men with clomiphene citrate.
AUTHORS: Lim VS; Fang VS
ABSTRACT: Five men with chronic renal failure and symptoms suggestive to androgen deficiency were treated with clomiphene citrate (Clomid) at a dose of 100 mg/day for a period of 5 to 12 months. The treatment resulted uniformly in increased libido, sexual potency, and a general sense of well-being. Circulating testosterone rose from mean basal value of 223 +/- 164 to 879 +/- 171 ng/dl (SD), representing a mean increment of 290%. Mean serum lutenizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) values before treatment were 76 +/- 40 and 143 +/- 85 ng/ml (SD). During treatment, both LH and FSH increased dramatically to 518 +/- 302 and 787 +/- 291 ng/ml (SD), respectively. Both serum gonadotropin values are expressed as ng/ml of LER 907. The effect of clomiphene on spermatogenesis in these subjects was inconclusive as either improvement or deterioration occured. In these five patients, serum prolactin was not related in any way to testicular function as its values were consistently in the normal range throughout the entire study period. Serum total estrogen, however, was elevated in all; the significance of this high circulating estrogen in relation to gonadal dysfunction in uremia is
not clear at the present time. However, we found that normalization of circulating androgen was beneficial to our patients and that long-term clomiphene treatment achieved this goal by increasing pituitary gonadotropin secretion and secondarily stimulating testicular hormonogenesis with no adverse reactions.
another thing
Bill Roberts stated for meso-rx.comClomid at 100 mg/week is safe for long term use in men. click here
again for Testosteorne.net
Its safety in men has been shown for periods of up to a year.
Dan duchaine stated for Muscle Media 2000
There are no adverse reactions with long-term use in men that I know of.
also I said Clomid is totally safe when given for* nearly a year and I didn't say year around, there is very big difference here
I hope that's enough for you badgermilk to keep your mouth shut
badgermilk
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If you tell me I'm giving false info, all I ask is prove it...good job weam..
Nuff Said Weam....
That's all we wanted was some documentation......man..
That's awesome info Weam...you da man..
I think I will start a thread with that info weam, because there are so many people from what I have read on this board that are unsure......
Bump....
Nuff Said Weam....
That's all we wanted was some documentation......man..
That's awesome info Weam...you da man..
I think I will start a thread with that info weam, because there are so many people from what I have read on this board that are unsure......
Bump....
