No. That's an aromatase inhibitor like letrozole or anastrozole. Clomid, like all SERMs, blocks the action of estrogens by more or less blockading the estrogen receptors so circulating estradiol doesn't do anything (or doesn't do anything in selective tissues like the hypothalamus or breast)...
1. A lot of people's main staple is still dbol.
2. Some people are just not sensitive to androgen-induced acne.
3. Same thing with #2, but for Gyno.
4. There were undoubtedly people who took steroids back then and got acne/gyno/etc.
5. If you are particularly sensitive to androgens, then...
Why do you assume that "ph's" require any more or any less of a legit PCT or whatever than "real gear"? This is the kind of idiocy that causes people to take 30mg of Superdrol ed.
Agreed. Although it depends on the dose you take. A somewhat lower dose is probably similiar to a higher dose of anastrozole. Letro is just much harder to dose correctly, and after a certain dose, 97-99% of your circulating estrogen will be obliterated, leading to deleterious side effects.
200mg of Clomid is unneeded, and can make you prone to side effects. 50-75mg is just as effective for HPTA recovery. You can combine with nolvadex or some other SERM if you want.
I've never noticed a negative effect from it, nor a noticeably positive effect. It does rapidly upregulate natural hormone production though. Good stuff.
You'll get clen-like effects if you dose albuterol high enough. It's all dose dependent. Clen is nice because of the lack of the need to redose as often.
Uhm, in the similar timescale as the last ban (they started the process in 2008, ended later in it: see hxxp://edocket.access.gpo.gov/2008/E8-8842.htm - replace the hxxp with http, I cant post links), the actual date of the ban took effect in Jan 2010.
So I'd predict as late as mid to late...
Torem is just a chlorinated analogue of Tamoxifen, and was was developed primarily to address the possible toxicity issues with Tamoxifen. If you like Tamoxifen and can get Torem at the same price, it'd be stupid not to use the latter.
I'm not sure how much new info that'd give him. I think it's doubtful that a simple liver function panel would look pretty on ANYONE in the middle of a SD cycle.
FYI, it took the DEA about 2 years after they started initiating the ban for the last few steroids banned (e.g, boldione, phera, xtren) before the ban actually took place:
From the April 25, 2008 federal register (add http to it, I can't post links here):
edocket.access.gpo.gov/2008/E8-8842.htm...
Do you have any NAC (N-Acetyl Cysteine)? TUDCA?
also:
Milk Thistle - 1 pill a day
^- useless information if you don't say how much silymarin is in a pill.
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