Strange enclomiphene side effect

[BigBeard411]

I experimented with enclo and noticed a strange side effect. As time went on, I began getting weaker in the gym. I think this was mainly due to a lack of aggression - I feel like enclo blunted this response somehow. I stopped taking enclo and aggression in the gym, and therefore lifts, went back up.

Did anyone experience something similar?

I think blocking estrogen receptors does a lot more than we are aware of.

 

[Guided_by_Voices]

I experimented with enclo and noticed a strange side effect. As time went on, I began getting weaker in the gym. I think this was mainly due to a lack of aggression - I feel like enclo blunted this response somehow. I stopped taking enclo and aggression in the gym, and therefore lifts, went back up.

Did anyone experience something similar?

I think blocking estrogen receptors does a lot more than we are aware of.

I'm curious if clomid did the same thing?

 

[mcs]

I experimented with enclo and noticed a strange side effect. As time went on, I began getting weaker in the gym. I think this was mainly due to a lack of aggression - I feel like enclo blunted this response somehow. I stopped taking enclo and aggression in the gym, and therefore lifts, went back up.

Did anyone experience something similar?

I think blocking estrogen receptors does a lot more than we are aware of.

Test, don't guess. This is all supposition & means nothing until you actually get blood work done. In my case, enc. raises E2 due to T aromatization.

 

[BigBeard411]

I'm curious if clomid did the same thing?

No i did not have this same side effect when i tried clomid

 

[DixieWrecked]

I experimented with enclo and noticed a strange side effect. As time went on, I began getting weaker in the gym. I think this was mainly due to a lack of aggression - I feel like enclo blunted this response somehow. I stopped taking enclo and aggression in the gym, and therefore lifts, went back up.

Did anyone experience something similar?

I think blocking estrogen receptors does a lot more than we are aware of.

Definetely possible. It is attaching to the estrogen receptor and is considered a blocker as far as the hypothalamus is interpreting things but it's called a modulator for a reason. It's still going to have effects on your system.