TRT Noob Advice please

[paradiselife]

Hey guys, New to the forum - I am on TRT for 2 months so far - I have been taking SUSTA 300 240MG 2x Weekly. I was also taking AI's to keep my E levels down - I took blood work and my test levels were 2300 from a natty 350-450. I am also doing HCG shots twice weekly. Since this past blood work I removed the AI to see how my E Levels are without the AI blockers. Will be doing blood work next week to compare.

The question I have was if its okay for me to switch the esthers up from

ODIN Pharma SUSTA 300
Testosterone propionate 50mg,
Testosterone phenylpropionate 75 mg,
Testosterone isocaproate 75 mg,
Testosterone decanoate 100 mg

to

Para Pharma SUSTA 350
Testosterone Enanthate 200mg
Testosterone Cypionate 100mg
Testosterone Propionate 50mg


Thanks so much! Labs upon request
Follow up question - best sources for gear please

 

[Systemlord]

I am on TRT for 2 months so far

I took blood work and my test levels were 2300 from a natty 350-450.

I'm sorry this isn't TRT or is this a forum dedicated AAS or abusing testosterone. This forum is all about responsible replacement doses with the goal of relieving the symptoms of low-T.

If you're interested in a more reasonable replacement dose, I would start with 100mg of the cypionate or enanthate weekly.

 

[paradiselife]

I'm sorry this isn't TRT or is this a forum dedicated AAS or abusing testosterone. This forum is all about responsible replacement doses with the goal of relieving the symptoms of low-T.

If I feel comfortable with my levels above 1000-1500 and I feel fine why is this not considered TRT? I am taking 200-250MG of testosterone per week which keep me at the levels I want to be at. Whats wrong with this?

 

[Systemlord]

If I feel comfortable with my levels above 1000-1500 and I feel fine why is this not considered TRT?

You're not at 1000-1500, you're at 2300. There is no man walking around with a natural testosterone level at 2300 and can't reasonably be considered TRT.

I can only wonder where your hematocrit and hemoglobin levels currently sit.

 

[Systemlord]

I am taking 200-250MG of testosterone per week which keep me at the levels I want to be at. Whats wrong with this?

It's tough to say and it all depends on your genes, but I can tell you it's most likely not healthy long term.

 

[paradiselife]

You're not at 1000-1500, you're at 2300. There is no man walking around with a natural testosterone level at 2300 and can't reasonably be considered TRT.

I can only wonder where your hematocrit and hemoglobin levels currently sit.

Thanks for your concerns, this still doesn't answer my question. But here are the hema levels from my last test.

 

[Phil Goodman]

Obvious troll given away by the last line. You almost had me going until “best sources to get gear please”.

 

[paradiselife]

Obvious troll given away by the last line. You almost had me going until “best sources to get gear please”.

once again, there is a question up there that no one is answering just giving me some bs opinions. Stick to the subject

 

[Systemlord]

Thanks for your concerns, this still doesn't answer my question. But here are the hema levels from my last test.

I expected CBC labs to be much higher, in comparison I'm a RBC factory and so have to get a phlebotomy every 6 weeks and barely peak at 1000.

Here is a link to a recently started thread on the matter of running supraphysiological levels.

TRT to Supraphysiological Levels for Body Building

Hi All, I'm a male, 32, with normal/solid levels of testosterone (650 ng/dl TT). I've been exercising on and off since I was a teenager but have only been on a proper weightlifting and diet protocol for the past 6 months with a professional bodybuilder with my main goal being to obtain a great...

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