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When I started to cycle something like 7 years ago, Toremifene was increasingly recommended for PCT against Clomifene, it was heavily discussed and the general consensus was that it would soon totally replace the standard Nolva / Clomid protocol.
It was praised for its effectiveness and lack of sides compared to the above mentionned drugs.
Paying a great attention to the extensive knowledge that one can find on this board, I did all the PCTs of my 3 cycles with Toremifene only.
I've never done very long or harsh cycles, but all my PCTs where a breeze, I didn't feel any kind of crash, depression, etc...whatsoever and always kept a solid 70-80% of my gains, I did some recent bloodworks confirming my 100% recovery from these cycles.
Life took me away from lifting for quite a few years, so when I came back on this board I expected Clo / Nolva to be a thing of the past.
However, not only are the stickies still recommending the basic Nolva / Clomid but Toremifene is not even mentionned.
I was wondering if Torem happened to not be recommended anymore, but I still see users on this board who swear by it.
Is there any reason for this? Did Torem proved to be a poor PCT drug? Does is have sides that weren't discussed a few years ago?
Are Torem PCTs still good to go or should they include Clomifene?
Just curious about why a drug went from the-next-gen-pct-miracle-drug to complete oblivion.
It was praised for its effectiveness and lack of sides compared to the above mentionned drugs.
Paying a great attention to the extensive knowledge that one can find on this board, I did all the PCTs of my 3 cycles with Toremifene only.
I've never done very long or harsh cycles, but all my PCTs where a breeze, I didn't feel any kind of crash, depression, etc...whatsoever and always kept a solid 70-80% of my gains, I did some recent bloodworks confirming my 100% recovery from these cycles.
Life took me away from lifting for quite a few years, so when I came back on this board I expected Clo / Nolva to be a thing of the past.
However, not only are the stickies still recommending the basic Nolva / Clomid but Toremifene is not even mentionned.
I was wondering if Torem happened to not be recommended anymore, but I still see users on this board who swear by it.
Is there any reason for this? Did Torem proved to be a poor PCT drug? Does is have sides that weren't discussed a few years ago?
Are Torem PCTs still good to go or should they include Clomifene?
Just curious about why a drug went from the-next-gen-pct-miracle-drug to complete oblivion.