How to Minimize Effects of Protocol Changes?

Most do not experience problems with protocol changes.

If twice weekly is what works for you, then I’d stick with that.

That’s interesting, but doubtful. Very, very, few notice any difference whatsoever in the two esters. Enanthate was, at one time, difficult to get and cost more. Therefore, since guys had trouble getting it, and it cost more, they wanted it as they assumed it must be better.

Automobiles that cost more are better, so testosterone that costs more must be better.

Cypionate is more common, so some guys assume the reason for that is because it is better.

If that weekly dose is 200mg, then it is not a big dose. It is the typical dose. A big dose is 400mg. Keep in mind that the vast majority of men on TRT are going through their
PCP, a urologist, or an endocrinologist. These men are generally not participating in online discussion boards. They are also taking 200mg once every two weeks. Most of them are very happy with TRT, though some will acknowledge they are a little run down day 11, 12 or 13. To them , that is simply proof that it works and they need it.

You’re dropping hCG, so it’s a good time to bump up the test a little bit. Good luck moving forward.

I love it. It’s all upside and zero downside. It gives me an instant boost in mood and I have to be careful because libido gets a little too high the evenings I take it. Can’t imagine I’ll ever drop it. Matter of fact, HCG is one of the primary reasons that I’m leaving the clinic I’ve used for the last three years. They dropped it because they’re rigid and unable to adapt to change. That was the final straw for me.