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Typical Clomid PCT dosage
D, what have people found to be a successfull dosing scheme for Clomid for PCT for a 200lbs male? It would in all likelihood be for a tren/epithio or phera run at typical dosages. In addition I am referring to prescription Clomid, not the research chemical variety. Also, are the typical adjuncts (I3C, SAM-e, etc) employed as well for a Clomid based PCT? I know you can't make "recommendations" per se with this limited info. I am just curious what you have seen to have been successfull with others. Thanks in advance.
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03-13-2008, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by brand77
D, what have people found to be a successfull dosing scheme for Clomid for PCT for a 200lbs male? It would in all likelihood be for a tren/epithio or phera run at typical dosages. In addition I am referring to prescription Clomid, not the research chemical variety. Also, are the typical adjuncts (I3C, SAM-e, etc) employed as well for a Clomid based PCT? I know you can't make "recommendations" per se with this limited info. I am just curious what you have seen to have been successfull with others. Thanks in advance.
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Length of the various cycles you are suggesting?
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03-14-2008, 02:23 AM
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30 days would be likely.
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03-14-2008, 02:26 AM
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Last clomid I think I ran...150/100/100/50..felt like a girl and will never use it again.
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03-14-2008, 08:09 AM
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Again, cannot offer recommendation per se on dose, however:
Doses will vary but the treatment usually starts from 50 mg a day five days running. The dose mainly depends on body weight. There is no need to increase the dose unless the first cycle doesn’t turn out to be effective. During the second cycle the dose is increased at 50 mg. It may be increased up to 150 mg as cases when the treatment showed to be successful with the dosage 200-250 mg are very rare.
The true rationale for inclusion of this product would be time-frame sensitive; in other words - your highEST dose after the particular suggested cycles would likely last only about 5 days time before the first drop with progressive increase in AI. This is the ONLY "SERM" (though by structure alone does it merrit that designation) that would really have a fighting chance at significantly affecting the HPTA (no - torem, nolva, and ralox do NOT have any precipitous effect on the HPTA).
Hopefully this makes sense the way I have defined it.
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03-14-2008, 05:54 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dinoiii
The true rationale for inclusion of this product would be time-frame sensitive; in other words - your highEST dose after the particular suggested cycles would likely last only about 5 days time before the first drop with progressive increase in AI. This is the ONLY "SERM" (though by structure alone does it merrit that designation) that would really have a fighting chance at significantly affecting the HPTA (no - torem, nolva, and ralox do NOT have any precipitous effect on the HPTA).
Hopefully this makes sense the way I have defined it.
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So basically, you are saying highest clomid dose should follow end of cycle for 5 days then taper down with increase AI....
So these might not be the doses you had in mind, but the theory would be like:
Clomid 100mg/50/50/50 (4 weeks)
Letro 0.50mg/1mg/1.5mg/2mg/2.5mg (5 weeks)
Feel free to discuss effectiveness of dosing outlines above if able.
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03-14-2008, 09:35 PM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by dinoiii
Again, cannot offer recommendation per se on dose, however:
Doses will vary but the treatment usually starts from 50 mg a day five days running. The dose mainly depends on body weight. There is no need to increase the dose unless the first cycle doesn’t turn out to be effective. During the second cycle the dose is increased at 50 mg. It may be increased up to 150 mg as cases when the treatment showed to be successful with the dosage 200-250 mg are very rare.
The true rationale for inclusion of this product would be time-frame sensitive; in other words - your highEST dose after the particular suggested cycles would likely last only about 5 days time before the first drop with progressive increase in AI. This is the ONLY "SERM" (though by structure alone does it merrit that designation) that would really have a fighting chance at significantly affecting the HPTA (no - torem, nolva, and ralox do NOT have any precipitous effect on the HPTA).
Hopefully this makes sense the way I have defined it.
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Thanks D, that makes sense. Just one question. At the end of the PCT there would be no SERM (or Clomid) as it was tapered down. The AI would be at its highest level as it was progressively increased as the SERM was tapered. Would you then taper down the AI to totally end the PCT?
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03-30-2008, 11:22 AM
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Quote:
Originally Posted by swolloniron
So basically, you are saying highest clomid dose should follow end of cycle for 5 days then taper down with increase AI....
So these might not be the doses you had in mind, but the theory would be like:
Clomid 100mg/50/50/50 (4 weeks)
Letro 0.50mg/1mg/1.5mg/2mg/2.5mg (5 weeks)
Feel free to discuss effectiveness of dosing outlines above if able.
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Doses aside, yes.
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Originally Posted by brand77
Thanks D, that makes sense. Just one question. At the end of the PCT there would be no SERM (or Clomid) as it was tapered down. The AI would be at its highest level as it was progressively increased as the SERM was tapered. Would you then taper down the AI to totally end the PCT?
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Not really necessity, though I wouldn't dismiss such a protocol either.
This is provided, of course, the length of cycle was accounted for in PCT length.
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