Singleton: If your first statement were an IQ question the answer would be false. But, let's not bore everyone with algebraic examples because it's too,well, pretentious.
If you want to contonue a more abstruse line of questioning you can PM me but for the sake of all concerned, let's speak English, okay?
bigguns brings up a good point that is all too often overlooked. Decreasing estrogen does not necessarily increase testosterone, yet that is the premise most people rely on with regard to the use of anti-estrogens.
But now we're getting away from the original point. Estrogen managagment with the use of Clomid is way too hit or miss. In some people it increases estrogenic side effects. In others, it lowers estrogen too much. In general, even if it does what it's supposed to do, it isn't needed as often as it's taken and if a cycle is done correctly, it isn't needed at all.
But now I'm repeating myself so I'm going to see if there are any other interesting threads. I've been insanely busy and I'm too pooped to write one myself.

bigguns brings up a good point that is all too often overlooked. Decreasing estrogen does not necessarily increase testosterone, yet that is the premise most people rely on with regard to the use of anti-estrogens.
But now we're getting away from the original point. Estrogen managagment with the use of Clomid is way too hit or miss. In some people it increases estrogenic side effects. In others, it lowers estrogen too much. In general, even if it does what it's supposed to do, it isn't needed as often as it's taken and if a cycle is done correctly, it isn't needed at all.
But now I'm repeating myself so I'm going to see if there are any other interesting threads. I've been insanely busy and I'm too pooped to write one myself.