In the process of using AAS or sarms, you can choose to use different AAS or choose one from a number of sarms, but you can hardly avoid SERM clomiphene or enclomiphene. men with low testosterone levels also use Clomid or enclo to boost their testosterone levels. In the course of the use of various drugs, there may be some side effects, but most of the side effects are reversible. Because clomiphene has a possible (rare) irreversible ocular side effect, those who know it will choose it carefully. If you were told that enclomiphene has the same benefits as clomiphene, but without the ocular side effects, would you choose enclomiphen over Clomiphene ? So when it comes to the ocular sides, what does clomiphene vs enclomiphene actually look like?
Clomiphene Ocular sides
Studies have shown that it is possible to have ocular sides when use clomid, such as blurry vision. Although this side effect is very rare, once it develops it is permanent.
Enclomiphene Ocular sides
A large proportion of the population claims that enclo has no ocular sides. If you still have ocular sides after using an enclo, you’re not getting enclo, you’re getting clomid. It is possible that someone might sell clomid as enclo. But the assumption is that enclomiphene does not introduce ocular sides, otherwise, whether you use clomid or enclo, ocular sides are likely to appear.
There’s not a lot of data on Enclo, and there’s no evidence that it causes eye problems. However, users reported that they had eye problems when using clomiphene, and enclomiphene continued to have eye problems after they changed to Enclomiphene following the advice. If it uses real enclomiphene, enclomiphene will also cause ocular sides.
Why Clomiphene vs Enclomiphene cause Ocular sides
There are many theories as to why clomiphene and Enclomidphene may cause eye problems, and since there is no official explanation, here is only an explanation.
Some explain this phenomenon from the way clomid and enclo function. They inhibit the negative feedback of HPTA by blocking the action of estrogen in the brain, thereby maintaining the release of testosterone. So they also blocks estrogen receptors in the eye, causing ocular sides.
Some explain this phenomenon in terms of the biological characteristics of clomid and enclo. Most SERMs, including clomid and enclo, are inhibitors of the enzyme DCHR24, whose role is to convert desmosterol into cholesterol. The first drug used to lower cholesterol was Triparanol, which worked by inhibiting DCHR24, but with serious adverse effects, including irreversible vision loss. Similarly, clomid/enclo inhibits the action of the DCHR24 enzyme, preventing desmosterol convert into cholesterol, which accumulates in the eye and causes ocular sides.
Clomiphene vs Enclomiphene. clomid is composed of enclomiphene and Zuclomiphene. As an inhibitor of DCHR2...

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