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Today's Community Live Is Cancelled
I wanted to let everyone know that I'm going to have to cancel today's Community Live. I'm still processing everything that's happened with Connor's passing, and it's been a difficult few days. Between grieving and handling everything that's come with it, I'm just not in the right headspace to give you the kind of live session you deserve. I appreciate everyone's understanding and all the support you've shown. It means more than you know. We'll reschedule the Community Live soon, and when we do, I'll make sure it's worth the wait. Thank you for being such an incredible community.
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Thank you guys. I'm grateful to have a community like this. I'll take the time I need, and when I'm back, we'll pick up where we left off with some great lives and discussions. Appreciate every one of you. 🙏
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@Brett Lassek If you’re using Enclo for 4–8 weeks, there’s no shutdown—you’re actually enhancing LH production the whole time. Most dudes feel better during the cycle than after. Only time you’d need PCT after Enclo is if you stacked it with something suppressive—like high-dose SARMs or prohormones.
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@Nomi Taschml There are definitely a lot of mixed opinions out there. The answer depends on your goals, your labs, and how your body responds rather than a one size fits all timeline. I'd generally start it from day one rather than waiting 2–3 weeks. That keeps everything more stable instead of trying to catch up later.
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I wanted to ask you guys something.
This Friday's live was originally going to be another biohacking Q&A, but after everything that's happened with Connor Murphy, I'm considering dedicating the entire live to him instead. Not just to remember him, but to talk honestly about what we can learn from his journey, the good, the bad, the lessons, the misconceptions, and the future of brain health and human enhancement. Would you rather make this week's live a Connor tribute and discussion? Vote below: ❤️ Yes, dedicate the live to Connor. 👍 Keep it as the regular Q&A. 🤔 Maybe spend half the live on Connor and half on Q&A.
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Does anyone know the saturation point of this compound. This is my tenth day of taking 250 mcg just wondering when the appetite suppression should kick in.
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@Drew Griffin I'd wait until you've given 250 mcg a full 3 to 4 weeks before thinking about increasing it, since that's when a lot of people start noticing the appetite suppression. If it's still not doing much after that, then I'd consider titrating the dose. If your main goal is fat loss, there are other options too, but I'd first want to know your current weight, body fat, diet, and activity level before suggesting a different approach.
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@Drew Griffin How long have you been on 2 mg?
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The Biggest Advantage of Enclomiphene Isn't What You Think 🤔
Most people compare Enclomiphene and TRT based on one thing... Which one raises testosterone more? I think the more interesting question is: What happens if you have to stop? In this discussion with Connor Murphy, we talk about why he chose Enclomiphene over TRT. It wasn't because TRT doesn't work. It was because maintaining his body's own testosterone production and having the flexibility to stop at any time better fit his goals. The best protocol isn't always the one that gives you the highest number. It's the one that aligns with your lifestyle, priorities, and long-term plan. I'm curious... If you were optimizing your testosterone today, what would matter most? 🔹 Maximum testosterone levels 🔹 Maintaining natural production 🔹 Fertility 🔹 Long-term health 🔹 Flexibility to stop anytime Share your thoughts below. I'd love to hear how you think about the tradeoffs. 🎥 Full video: https://youtu.be/43_D6M-9WyQ
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@Drew Griffin I think that's the goal. Maximize long term health while still getting the best physique possible. The future isn't choosing between health or muscle. It's learning how to optimize both. We'll be talking a lot more about that in the next community live. Hope to see you there.
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@Javier Castaneda I wouldn't assume that. Even after long term TRT or high doses, some people recover better than they expect. The key is having a plan instead of just hoping for the best. That's exactly why I wanted to make this video. We'll go much deeper into recovery strategies during the next community live. You should definitely be there.
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