After PCT..............

[estone41]

I'm currently using Novaldex and Clomid for PCT and I have a question concerning them. When I complete the prescribed period of treatment with these drugs, and I feel "normal" again, will the effects stick? Simply put, when I level out, will I remain level? I've been on them for less than two weeks and I already feel much better. Libido's back, workouts are smooth and the emotional issues have subsided. Thank God!

[Bouncer]

yea they will stick.

no real need for both nolv and clomid. they both do the same thing.

[liftsiron]

You should remain fairly stable levels.

[estone41]

That is VERY good to know. Thanks. Which do you feel is the better of the two? I've read a lot of literature on both, but still don't know which I would prefer. One thing I have discovered; however, is Novaldex is harder to keep in solution than Clomid. It seems to crash really easy. Well, that is if you're using research chemicals anyway.

[ROCKETW19]

That is VERY good to know. Thanks. Which do you feel is the better of the two? I've read a lot of literature on both, but still don't know which I would prefer. One thing I have discovered; however, is Novaldex is harder to keep in solution than Clomid. It seems to crash really easy. Well, that is if you're using research chemicals anyway.

If you choose 1 I would take nolva. I still perfer to use both I do care what anyone says I like both.

[the art of war]

what was your cycle to begin with that you are using both ? Considered using SARMs w/PCT ? I'll advocate the stuff all day long.

[estone41]

I have been looking at liquid S4. Seems promising. I read your post where you described having used it already. Did you really like the results? I was seriously thinking about getting some myself. What are your thoughts on it, across the board? (strength, endurance, muscle gain, etc.) As far as a "cycle" goes, I was one of the unfortunate souls that did a Tren Ace cycle on it's own. It was the epitome of a newb mistake, but I damn sure learned from it. I understand the progesterone/prolactin situation and the chems used for their control, but since I had no problems with any evidence of gyno, etc. I simply wanted to block the estrogen that may have been dominant in my system due to natural testosterone suppression. Seems to be working out pretty well so far. Probably has a little bit to do with the time I've been off as well, which is closing in on 3 weeks now. Trying to wipe the slate clean and start over, RIGHT. I would be thankful for any advice you may have.