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<blockquote data-quote="Wilson7" data-source="post: 276631" data-attributes="member: 39729"><p>The only way to effectively manage E2 is with a non-aromatizable androgen in place of some T (some depends on how much you aromatize). In an ideal world, if it were available compounded, drostanolone enanthate. Same relative t 1/2 as TE or TC and can still maintain the anabolic equiv of T in skeletal muscle bc it is not subject to metabolism by 3-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase. It does not adversely affect blood lipids or is hepatotoxic. When combined with TC/TE would maintain T to E2 and DHT ratios and solve the E2 problem from peak to trough between injections. AIs IMO are overrated as are perceived E2 problems unless DHT is low and E2 is high. The t 1/2 of AIs don't match T esters and E2 ends up all over the place. It's pounding a square peg in a round hole.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Wilson7, post: 276631, member: 39729"] The only way to effectively manage E2 is with a non-aromatizable androgen in place of some T (some depends on how much you aromatize). In an ideal world, if it were available compounded, drostanolone enanthate. Same relative t 1/2 as TE or TC and can still maintain the anabolic equiv of T in skeletal muscle bc it is not subject to metabolism by 3-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase. It does not adversely affect blood lipids or is hepatotoxic. When combined with TC/TE would maintain T to E2 and DHT ratios and solve the E2 problem from peak to trough between injections. AIs IMO are overrated as are perceived E2 problems unless DHT is low and E2 is high. The t 1/2 of AIs don't match T esters and E2 ends up all over the place. It's pounding a square peg in a round hole. [/QUOTE]
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