I have similar experience with subq as well, I noticed that my T:E2 and DHT:E2 ratio gets skewed towards in favor of estrogen. I think it is because of local estrase activity. Estrase enzymes are available in other tissues of body not just blood, and it could be that since the depot of...
This might be true, from my experience the positive effects of proviron seems to be transient and consistent usage always result in diminishing returns.
Assuming high free DHT doesnt have negative feedback loop-like activity on the 5ar enzyme. Why would decreasing SHBG not result in higher free androgen levels in a steady state environment? Is it because of increased liver clearance of androgens?
Proviron is heavily dependent on underlying trt protocol. Since all of the androgenic effects of Proviron are mediated through liberating DHT bound to SHBG. On low dose protocols, there isnt enough DHT bound to SHBG begin with and hence non-significant androgenic boost/libido.
I have used upto...
I am from Germany, and the product I use is called Tostran 2%. I find it has a little less alcohol content and it also dries out in a bit more time than usual.
Proviron @ 25mg should feel like something.
Struggled with the entire time I have been on trt, which is atleast 3 years on and off. All of the standard doses of trt made me look much more uglier because of the moon face.
This is the first time I am trying to be within or close to age matched T levels with a microdose protocol, and its...
Hi WillyT,
Thanks for responding.
I am glad that you are happy with the results you get from Test Propionate. I tried TP myself a while ago and didnt like the high E2 I got from it. Since TP peaks quite high so did my aromatization. I could feel the phase of day where T would dominate and...
I am not sure if I should comment on this really old thread. But I am trying something similar since all of the usual doses (100-125mg /wk) of trt is too much for me and has resulted in alot of facial bloat.
I am trying to shoot for 600ng/dl range to see if reduce testosterone levels would help...
It is just a urinary catecholamine test, dont know anything much more than that at this point. Please let me know what your progesterone levels comes back to.
Source : https://www.albertahealthservices.ca/assets/wf/lab/wf-lab-bulletin-falsely-elevated-progesterone-results-due-to-cross-reactivity-with-dhea-s.pdf
That is where I read about the cross reactivity of DHEAs and progesterone.
Thanks for the feedback everyone, I will implement the changes in protocol advised by @Nelson Vergel and @Cataceous.
On progesterone, is it fine or is it high enough to cause problems ?