Clomid

Clomid is often used as part of a post cycle recovery plan by blocking estrogen from attaching to the receptors and preventing negative side-effects.  It also acts to stimulate gonadotropins which creates natural testosterone production helping to preserve the gains made while on a cycle of anabolic steroids.  

 

Clomid, as does Nolvadex, works by occupying the binding sites of estrogen receptors of cells, without activating the receptors. This reduces the extent to which estradiol can activate these receptors. In the case of the hypothalamus, this leads to the hypothalamus “concluding” that estrogen levels are low. If androgen levels are not elevated, as indeed they should not be after an anabolic steroid cycle, the hypothalamus is then stimulated to produce LHRH. This will act to increase LH and restart natural testosterone production.

Clomid ordinarily is dosed at 50 mg/day. However, it’s important to note that clomiphene has a long half life. Where this has relevance is that when a daily dose is taken, the body will have not only that dose in it, but also an accumulated amount of about five days’ worth of previous doses as well. That’s fine: it results in correct blood levels. Where there can be a problem is when first starting use. If simply taking 50 mg/day from the beginning, there is no such buildup and levels will be low.

 

Active Ingredient: Clomiphene Citrate USP

 

Inactive Ingredients: Corn Starch, Lactose, Magnesium Stearate, Pregelatinized Cornstarch, and Sucrose

 

Dosage: 50mg- 100mg/daily

 

100 Pharmaceutical Grade 50mg tablets