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<blockquote data-quote="Jucaro" data-source="post: 220772" data-attributes="member: 22223"><p>It is rapidly inactivated, so it is not as stable as testosterone is, so since TRT is designed for life, it makes no sense to use Proviron as a stand-alone TRT. But it certainly has some properties that make it interesting in some specific circumstances and indications. In Spain it is covered by the public health system to improve fertility and treat low testosterone symptoms (for example, ageing people), but not pretending been a TRT. Not every body needs or wants to be on testosterone for ever. If you want a boost, but you don't want to shut down your HPTA, then proviron might be the answer. </p><p>If you are on trt and you have libido and/or E2 problems, adding Proviron could help.</p><p>In my case I am on TRT but want to father again, then I am considering to add proviron to my current HCG protocol and no testosterone, so less likely to have E2 issues, and more likely to have improved libido (which ussually is very low for me on HCG).</p><p></p><p></p><p>I don't agree. Many of us have spent whole life reading books and Scientific articles, and are educated to search for and learn from real science. No bro science here.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jucaro, post: 220772, member: 22223"] It is rapidly inactivated, so it is not as stable as testosterone is, so since TRT is designed for life, it makes no sense to use Proviron as a stand-alone TRT. But it certainly has some properties that make it interesting in some specific circumstances and indications. In Spain it is covered by the public health system to improve fertility and treat low testosterone symptoms (for example, ageing people), but not pretending been a TRT. Not every body needs or wants to be on testosterone for ever. If you want a boost, but you don't want to shut down your HPTA, then proviron might be the answer. If you are on trt and you have libido and/or E2 problems, adding Proviron could help. In my case I am on TRT but want to father again, then I am considering to add proviron to my current HCG protocol and no testosterone, so less likely to have E2 issues, and more likely to have improved libido (which ussually is very low for me on HCG). I don't agree. Many of us have spent whole life reading books and Scientific articles, and are educated to search for and learn from real science. No bro science here. [/QUOTE]
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