Paul Saladino· MD
He also says he's taking clomophene, which is selective estrogen receptor modulator. It tells the pituitary estrogen is low, and the pituitary then produces more LH and FSH.
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He also says he's taking clomophene, which is selective estrogen receptor modulator. It tells the pituitary estrogen is low, and the pituitary then produces more LH and FSH.
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So we talked about SARMs earlier and I mentioned you know serums and
If you give Clomid, the pituitary will make FSH and LH. Yeah. It doesn't shut off. It takes a while. Well, that's a way more cost effective approach than giving syn because synthetic FSH is pricey.
it was developed for older men to preserve preserve their testosterone levels as they age because the signaling tends to get weaker. The pituitary tends to get lazier and this is to keep your testosterone levels up more physiologically than taking testosterone.