Stealth Labs Clomiphene TCC50

When used as a fertility aid, Clomid's effects are straightforward; it increases the likelihood of conception in women facing fertility challenges.

As an anti-estrogen during steroid cycles, Clomid effectively prevents gynecomastia. Although it does not lower estrogen levels or stop the aromatization process, it often provides sufficient protection for many men by binding to estrogen receptors. Notably, when used for this purpose, Clomid can also positively influence cholesterol levels. Despite being an anti-estrogen, Clomid mimics estrogen in the liver, promoting healthier cholesterol profiles, which is particularly beneficial for steroid users, who commonly experience adverse effects on cholesterol levels.

Now, let's examine Clomid's role in PCT. The use of anabolic steroids generally suppresses natural testosterone production, with the extent of suppression varying based on the type and dosage of steroids. This is why many men include exogenous testosterone in their cycles, often using it exclusively to prevent low testosterone levels during the cycle. However, once steroid use concludes, natural testosterone levels drop significantly. Although natural testosterone production will resume, it may take considerable time—ranging from several months to up to a year—to return to previous levels.

Because natural testosterone levels are low after cycles, it's recommended that most men follow a PCT program. This will significantly boost natural testosterone production and reduce recovery time. While it won’t restore testosterone levels to normal on its own—no PCT plan can achieve that—a solid PCT regimen ensures adequate testosterone for essential bodily functions as levels gradually increase. Clomid is an excellent option for this purpose and is one of the most commonly utilized PCT medications. Effective PCT strategies often combine Clomid with Nolvadex and the potent peptide hormone HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotropin).