Androgen Receptor Cleanse: does it work?

First of all, I want to say hi to everybody, as I'm new on this forum....so hi!

I've been hearing about supplements (and even benadryl) that supposedly cleanse your androgen receptors so that you don't need to increase dosages on your next cycle. Does anybody have any experience with any of these and do they actually work?

I haven't heard much on that, interested to hear other opinions, the only thing I ever heard Benadryl helping is to help your Beta 2 receptors from being so saturated while utilizing clenbuterol.

Welcome to the forum bro, glad to have you hear.

Jozifp103 said:

Androgen receptors don't down-regulate, if anything androgens cause them to up-regulate and create new receptor sites to act upon. Antihistamines act upon the beta receptors which are known to down regulate especially on things like clen that activate the beta receptors.

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This is correct, and all beta 2 antagonists like clen become adaptive so they can be cleansed. Androgen receptors when full create byproducts and they do not need to be cleanses-Example receptors are like the ice trays you fill them with water with reg test levels/ on a cycle you over fill them and the rest pours over into the body/ stop and your reg test levels kick back in and keep them filled.

I agree with the above posts. "cleansing" receptors does not refer to anabolic steroid use, it is more associated with stimulant usage, such as clen. There is a lot of information out there on this subject. A simple google search will generate a plethora of information. Using the search tool on this forum will also generate a lot of information. IF you have any other questions though, feel free to ask.


Also, welcome to MC!!

Jozifp103 said:

Androgen receptors don't down-regulate, if anything androgens cause them to up-regulate and create new receptor sites to act upon. Antihistamines act upon the beta receptors which are known to down regulate especially on things like clen that activate the beta receptors.

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good info brutha