Out of curiosity did you notice the good/benefits everyone seems to tout when their T goes up (on treatment)? Never done T treatment before and wondering what to expect.
No, the bad outweighed the good. But there are guys on here who thrive at 800 ng or higher. Because I am slightly built, I suspect that it is easier for me to reach T overload.
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While a handful of labs might synthesize this compound for research purposes, pharmaceutical companies generally steer clear of it due to the risks associated with human consumption.
The CHMP noted that although the studies showed an increase in testosterone levels with EnCyzix,
they did not look at whether EnCyzix would improve symptoms such as bone strength, weight gain,
impotence and libido. In addition, there is a risk of venous thromboembolism (problems due to the
formation of blood clots in the veins) with the medicine. Therefore, the CHMP was of the opinion that
the benefits of EnCyzix did not outweigh its risks and recommended that it be refused marketing
authorisation.
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Iāve had testosterone far higher than what he reported and feel great on it.
Enclomiphene will be different to TRT, Iāve seen guys get weird emotionally on enclomiphene.
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What do you mean by āslightly builtā? Also can you post your full before and after hormone blood test?
Dang, Iām a bit emotional by nature (one of traits I dislike LOL) and definitely donāt need that. Anyway, I started Enclomiphene four days ago at 12.5mg/day and canāt say anything about T numbers obviously but I can definitely tell the difference, i.e. last four days woke up with morningwood lol(used to be 1-2 times weekly prior, and not every day) and for some weird reason I feel that joint pain is gone, used to have a lingering one in my left knee and would let me know every time Iād do squats and it disappeared literally the first day I took eclomiphene. donāt know if anyone has ever reported such, but thought was worth mentioning. No side effects other than first day had a medium headache which didnāt come back the second day and onwards.
If you notice weird negative emotions long term on this consider TRT instead and compare the two.
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My stack is similar including the drugs, but a bit less extensive:
rapa, pitavastatin, exetimibe, brenzavvy, omega3 (4:1), tongkat ali, pure encapsulations ONE multi, taurine, lithium orotate, DHEA, tongkat ali, taurine, urolithin A, creatine
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I will. I would have gone TRT right away, but I donāt like the idea of having to do it for rest of my life though. If nothing else, itās such a chore to maintain especially when travelling and such. Plus having to give blood and watch markers etcā¦Iāll see how it goes but I might have to anyway (at some point).
Btw, while it is early Iām also seeing other positive things in way of losing a bit of weight about 1.5 lbs in a week or so, and not feeling bloated. Since nothing else has changed I think that is the other positive of the Enclomiphene. As far as emotions, I might seem a bit easier to get upset if that counts, but nothing major Iād say.
Anyway, do you mind expanding a bit on benefits you felt (are feeling) when you started TRT and do they continue (or it is a one-shot deal when you start) and how much you do weekly and what else you do to counter any sides (if applicable). You can dm me if you donāt like sharing it publicly. much appreciated.
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Iām 5ā7" and 130 lbs.
Itās not a one shot deal, it builds up over time. Itās like a 2nd puberty basically.nGenerally gets better and better as you continue it.
Improved muscle building, better mood, improved libido, more motivated, better socially, and likely more.
Havenāt really had any sides, but I do TRT as a healthspan intervention among many longevity interventions like tirzepatide, Rapamycin, Telmisartan and more which I believe offset potential negatives of TRT.
I donāt see myself going without it, life is a lot better this way.
I think for people who are overweight with a bad metabolism a good ancillary medicine is tirzepatide (or maybe retatrutide, but Iāve never used that)
Being overweight means more adipose tissue which means more aromatase enzyme activity which means more testosterone to estrogen conversion which can be an issue for some men. I am against the use of aromatase inhibitor drugs for most circumstances as they produce unfavorable effects.
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