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I was in complete agreement with your post on proviron. The studies cited demonstrate the lack of androgenic (by implication anabolic) effects of proviron. There are studies showing that proviron has some androgenic activity in doses 100 mg or greater, but these studies are very weak. Assuming one is doing a legitimate PCT proviron would not be harmful. As I stated, if it keeps stronger androgenic compounds from being taken it will help indirectly in this manner.

The larger problem, significantly larger is the PCT. I read posts on PCT and for the most part, they are all from a position of ignorance. It is frustrating and not worthwhile to comment since they appear to believe they are experts. Experts on being nonexperts. Please excuse the frustration, but I know that I am the sole physician with the most experience on HPTA normalization than anyone else in the world. I am the only author to publish treatment for HPTA normalization after AAS cessation. The bottom line, however, is that without laboratory confirmation of normal HPTA return one is playing Russian roulette with their nuts. So instead of their girlfriend or wife getting their nuts on breaking up or divorce they give them up to AAS.

I do agree with your posts on proviron.

Thank you.

Note: One can not take proviron forever. And if taken during PCT, and one believes that they feel good while taking proviron, there is the risk of masking an inadequate return of the HPTA due to proviron. So the bottom line, again, is why is one taking the drug?