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TLDR - Wanting to hop on enclomiphene because I have felt like a chud for ages.

Hey lads and laddetts,
I have been doing a bit of research lately about trt. I’ve eaten clean and worked out for the past 3 years and have made progress, but my job as a coal mine worker doing 13+ hour days with little time off has really slowed me down. I feel I have always struggled with my testosterone levels and finally bit the bullet and logged into my account on this website. So, I’ve read up on enclomiphene? I feel that is the most convenient compound for me. I don’t really care anymore about my muscle growth anymore, more just overall energy, brain function and sex drive. It is at an all time low (I haven’t got a proper erection for months, and I am tired 24/7, even on my days off) I am 20 years old in Australia and would like to know everything about it from dosing, pros and cons; to where I even buy it. I am open to suggestions too, but I want to keep my fertility as much as I can.
Thanks guys
 
Sounds like complete burnout.

Do some more research. You'll realize enclomiphene isn't a long-term solution for what you're dealing with, and IMO, it's garbage.

Get proper bloodwork done. Labs can help identify what's actually going on rather than throwing things at the wall and guessing. One thing is certain: spending long hours working underground can take a toll on your endocrine system (just like working graves) especially if you're not taking the necessary steps to look after yourself. Start by figuring out what's actually wrong before jumping into a solution.
 
Definitely get blood work

Make sure to check your total and free test, estradiol, thyroid, vitamin D and B12 in addition to the basics
 
If I were working in a coal mine, I'd probably be incorporating some form of glutathione support, even with proper PPE and other precautions.

I'd also wager your vitamin D levels are pretty low if you're not supplementing, especially given the nature of your work.
 

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