I was wondering if like because Cloma is, you know, on cycle has been shown to keep LH and FSAH production

a little bit more favorable than gonaderelline or Caspipton, at least from the blood work that I've seen.

But I wonder if Enchlamophene is a more suitable replacement because it appears that most people don't have, you know, so much side effects. And clomophine is superior in all trials that compared the two.

And Derek's the only HRT clinic that I've ever heard of that carries in clomophine citrate,

which I was, I'm just very impressed by.

Yeah, yeah.

I don't know why more people don't look at that, to be honest.

Like it's, it's not like it's that new. It's been talked about for at least a few years

at this point, I think. But not in the PED. I mean, people haven't talked about it in bodybuilding

at least. I don't think so. Not much. No, not much. They're still putting people on like

Clomid monotherapy at clinics and shit. I did a video the other day about there was this 20 year old kid. I don't know if you guys saw it. It was the name Alex Eubank, got prescribed Clomid for his

test levels. He went in with a, he was just going in because he's like an influencer guy,

he's getting some vitamin B12 injections for free because he's an influencer dude.

He might want to like promote them or whatever. Get some free blood work.

They check his test levels and try and give him an interpretation of how healthy he is

and what he can do to optimize.

He has an LH level at the top of the reference range and a total T in the mid 600s.

And then they tell him like, oh, you know, like obviously you're not a candidate for TRT, obviously, but we can prescribe you

clomid to put your testosterone levels up to the top of the reference range.

And then this 20 year old kid is literally considering going on clobin monotherapy at 20 years old

to bump his test from 650 up to like 900.

Do you think that that can happen?

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