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<blockquote data-quote="sebastian_r" data-source="post: 138315" data-attributes="member: 38355"><p>In the past when I needed an AI to combat side effects it was from (i) long esters (ii) infrequent injections (iii) HCG (iv) DHEA (vi) too much body fat.</p><p></p><p>I feel best with frequent injections with short ester and nothing else.</p><p></p><p>I neither take AI, nor HCG, nor DHEA, nor Pregnenolone anymore.</p><p></p><p>Tested it all and for me doesn't improve the experience that I get from short ester applied frequently.</p><p></p><p>When I take long ester or HCG it's a different ballgame and I need at least an AI to feel half way good plus pregnenolone to combat brainfog.</p><p></p><p>If I still had side effects from high E2, I would try taking pregnenolone over an AI. It seems to reduce E2 for me via the progesterone pathway. But then with short ester and frequent injections I don't get there in the first place.</p><p></p><p>I have come to the conclusion if one needs AI to combat side effects, the protocol is not optimal for the person. Instead of trying to fix a suboptimal protocol with AI, the smarter move seems to be finding a better protocol. The most effective change I have found is using a short ester.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="sebastian_r, post: 138315, member: 38355"] In the past when I needed an AI to combat side effects it was from (i) long esters (ii) infrequent injections (iii) HCG (iv) DHEA (vi) too much body fat. I feel best with frequent injections with short ester and nothing else. I neither take AI, nor HCG, nor DHEA, nor Pregnenolone anymore. Tested it all and for me doesn't improve the experience that I get from short ester applied frequently. When I take long ester or HCG it's a different ballgame and I need at least an AI to feel half way good plus pregnenolone to combat brainfog. If I still had side effects from high E2, I would try taking pregnenolone over an AI. It seems to reduce E2 for me via the progesterone pathway. But then with short ester and frequent injections I don't get there in the first place. I have come to the conclusion if one needs AI to combat side effects, the protocol is not optimal for the person. Instead of trying to fix a suboptimal protocol with AI, the smarter move seems to be finding a better protocol. The most effective change I have found is using a short ester. [/QUOTE]
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