A negative feedback loop to clomid? Just curious, how does this work?
Triptorelin is not a testosterone antagonist... that statement is absurd. Triptorelin is a GnRH agonist. The only way it will stop testosterone production is by constant usage / stimulation of the pituitary.
The triptorelin advice came from an actual medical study published in the journal of fertility and sterility (where it was used to treat a bodybuilder) and an actual physician that has used it with success on one of his patients just last month (posted about it 2 weeks ago).
If it does in fact work, I wouldn't be surprised if it becomes the new 'PCT' relatively soon. A single shot and a full recovery... sounds good to me!
Even if UNLEASHED helps with temporary libido... what happens when he stops using it?
I would not use Triptorelin.
UNLEASHED is non suppressive. If he stops using it his SHBG will go back to what it would be normally within 48 hours.
Some people process Clomid in the opposite way it's intended. In other words, (simply put) instead of occupying estrogen receptors it ADDS more estrogen -- thus killing libido and causing nasty side effects. It doesn't matter if the dose is high or low. Whatever is used will be a negative experience. Considering the options today, I don;t think it's worth taking, but it works for some people. For someone who obviously has the negative feedback response, it makes no sense.