Description

Specifications

CLOMID 50mg pills, 50 per bottle

Half-Life Active:

six days

Dosage Recommendation:

50-100 mg/day for men
Women: 50 mg per day

Actual Outcome:

* Restore testosterone levels * Improve hormonal balance Assist with recuperation and Post-Cycle Therapy

Clomid is an estrogen receptor modulator that is selective (SERM)


DOCTORS OFTEN PRESCRIBE FOR A VARIETY OF ESTROGEN-RELATED CONDITIONS.

WHY USE CLOMID?

Medistar Clomid does not require a prescription. Clomiphene was originally designed to treat female infertility by ovarian stimulation, but it is now used to treat a wide range of diseases, including post cycle treatment (PCT). Clomid has the capacity to kickstart your own natural testosterone production during PCT.

While Clomid does not lower the quantity of estrogen in the body, it does prevent it from binding to receptors in certain tissues, therefore reducing its harmful side effects. People who are particularly susceptible to estrogenic adverse effects may find Clomid unsuccessful and should consider using an aromatase inhibitor to decrease estrogen production, such as Aromasin, Arimidex, or Letrozole.

Clomid is effective for both avoiding estrogenic adverse effects and promoting and boosting the production of gonadotropins by limiting the effects of estrogen in specific tissues such as the breast and testicle. Gonadotropins are protein-based hormones that are required for a well functioning endocrine system as well as the maintenance of gains made during a cycle.

Headaches, dizziness, flushing of the face, nasal congestion, upset stomach, and muscular or back discomfort are all possible side effects.

Clomid is an estrogen receptor modulator that is selective (SERM). Clomiphene was originally designed to treat female infertility by ovarian stimulation. It is now used to treat a wide range of diseases, including post cycle treatment. Clomid does not lower the quantity of estrogen in the body, it does prevent it from binding to receptors in certain tissues.

• Clomiphene was originally designed to treat female infertility by ovarian stimulation, but it is now used to treat a wide range of diseases, including post cycle treatment (PCT).
• People who are particularly susceptible to estrogenic adverse effects may find Clomid unsuccessful and should consider using an aromatase inhibitor to decrease estrogen production, such as Aromasin, Arimidex, or Letrozole.
• Clomid is effective for both avoiding estrogenic adverse effects and promoting and boosting the production of gonadotropins by limiting the effects of estrogen in specific tissues such as the breast and testicle.