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What do you think of combining enclomiphene citrate with HCG as a way to boost test?
AlphaMD's Answer
We would think that it would boost your Testosterone, but to keep in mind that these things improve your natural production. They are more effective the higher levels of production that you have, and less effective your personal baseline is.
We tend to go with Enclomiphene for men with relative hypogonadism, for example, because they have decent production but are lower than what would feel good to them. Boosting their decent production 20% might do a lot. Boosting low production by 20% can sometimes be very little. It's a bit of generalization but is something to think about.
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