When you get a second, go read @physioLojik post called (For all you AI preachers) (sorry physio, not summoning you, just showing our new buddies where to find the good info)
Read it all.
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Yessir, I’ll do that
You must compare the numbers to your symptoms or lack thereof, making a decision on labs only is the wrong way to do TRT. You felt great without the AI and you doctor added an AI to your TRT protocol, feeling great turn into feeling good and doctor increased the AI dosage, headscratch.
The next time you want to lower estrogen, increase injection frequently (no AI) and decrease dosage 10-20 percent to maintain similar total testosterone and estrogen will likely find a new lower level since there is less testosterone to convert to estrogen.
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Dude, that thread is insane! I’m not done reading it but DAMN, the evidence is overwhelming already. Definitely going to drop the AI and see how I feel.
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I really appreciate all you guys inputting on this. It’s been pretty frustrating.
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Don’t overlook the fact that physio recommends Nolvadex for E2 control as it allows the positive benefits of E2 while controlling the impacts to breast tissue. If your symptoms dont improve, try Nolvadex at 20 mg/EOD and go from there
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Interesting idea, wouldn’t mind trying to lower arimidex dosage and adding nolvadex for my estrogen control. My main concern about higher estrogen is gyno.
You don’t need both. You’ll crash your E2
Estrogen has a lot of positive benefits that you want to take it advantage of for libido and bone health . Nolva will prevent gyno
Yeah that was the idea, lower armidex dose and have a small dose of nolva for gyno. Not that I have a gyno issue on trt