I would like to know what protocol works for you, I know everybody is different. TRT providers are totally different, some believe using HCG, some use Anastrazole…
My current protocol is:
Test cyp 50 mg EOD
HCG 125 IU EOD
Proviron 25mg ED
200mg testosterone enanthate once weekly
50mg M/W/F.
Do you go like M/W/F or EOD like one week pinning 4 times and next week 3 times?
Any reason for Proviron?
When on TRT, I do 7mg daily (49mg weekly).
The standard of care for TRT is almost non-existent, the guidelines treat everyone exactly the same, 200mg every 2 weeks. TRT is nothing like dosing tylenol or is like any other drug, no dosing guidelines will ever be sufficient.
One week pining 4 times and the other 3 times. Proviron for increase of DHT and slightly anti estrogen effects
Everything I take in the order I take it:
200mg/week - 28.6 daily IM cypionate
600mg ashwagandha
1000mcg methylcobalamin sublingual
2000mg vit C
106mg elemental iron - EOD
5,000iu vit D
100mcg mk-7
3mg Boron
5g Kion aminos
Before bed:
600mg magnesium glycinate
500mg tryptophan
2.5mg melatonin
You are a chemist lol
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Trial and error over a lot of time.
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65-70mg testosterone cypionate every 3.5 days
If OP is looking for vitamins, etc as well I can list those too.
How long do you plan taking Proviron?
It depends of my blood results, Proviron is expensive. Cost me 200$ for 100 25mg pills, I buy it from India
How do you perfectly draw out 28.6mg?
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@josht9210
Stick syringe in, pull back and fill to the 13 mark. My bottle is 220mg/ml so each tick on the syringe is 2.2mg.
220mg pharma? Interesting
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Interesting that no one so far is taking an AI
Why is that interesting?
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Because here in Phoenix 99% of the TRT provider are using an AI
Not surprising. 99% of T clinics are idiots 
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@young_forever
I’m prescribed 1mg/week of anastrozole. I’m just informed enough now to know not to take it. Many places prescribe it because people go on the internet and read that they need to control estrogen. If they didn’t prescribe it they’d lose clients. These are businesses and until about a year ago even this forum recommended 1mg of Adex per 100mg T. An endo that posted regularly had a large impact on changing that by explaining why an AI is not needed. Here’s the discussion.
I remember when I first started researching TRT I found a post on reddit from a guy that was new to TRT saying the doc he went to didn’t measure e2 because e2 was good and refused to prescribed AI’s because he thought they were bad. People lost their shit and thought he was a quack, told the guy never to go back, etc. I thought the same at the time. Everyone on Reddit probably still does.
It’s crazy how this random doc was actually right and the internet probably scared his patient away. At least times are changing somewhat.