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<blockquote data-quote="DragonBits" data-source="post: 138337" data-attributes="member: 18023"><p>I have never used an AI, and only used HCG for a couple of months.</p><p></p><p>BUT the reason people use HCG doesn't change depending on ester or frequency of injection. </p><p></p><p>Any endogenous testosterone that is introduced in levels we typically want to have will shut down your testicular production.</p><p></p><p>Do you agree with that?</p><p></p><p>BUT whether this is important to an individual, IMO up to you. Outside of fertility, I don't think it's critical and you can always restart sperm production if you want to. A restart no matter how you do it will always introduce some level of inconvenience/discomfort/expense, but then again, babies also introduce a much higher level of those things. </p><p></p><p><u>IMO no protocol anyone as yet invented is ideal, ideal would be like it was when I was 25, higher levels of TT, FT, normal E2, good sperm production.</u> (Let's forget that having to inject a medication either daily or every 3 months is hardly ideal.)</p><p></p><p>I know that if my E2 goes up too much, like up to 50, I gain water weight, which wouldn't be a big deal but my blood pressure also goes up. It doesn't often happen, but I have seen it under some circumstances. Higher E2 causes more and stronger allergies, but it's likely lowering your E2 to a level where go don't get an allergic reaction is going to cause other more serous problems with bones and tendons. </p><p></p><p>All this focus on E2 left me to think in the future i will use an AI for a couple of weeks a few times a year to mildly suppress E2.</p><p></p><p>BTW, I have seen a lot of opinions, but no new research on this subject, a lot of old research re-opinionated.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DragonBits, post: 138337, member: 18023"] I have never used an AI, and only used HCG for a couple of months. BUT the reason people use HCG doesn't change depending on ester or frequency of injection. Any endogenous testosterone that is introduced in levels we typically want to have will shut down your testicular production. Do you agree with that? BUT whether this is important to an individual, IMO up to you. Outside of fertility, I don't think it's critical and you can always restart sperm production if you want to. A restart no matter how you do it will always introduce some level of inconvenience/discomfort/expense, but then again, babies also introduce a much higher level of those things. [U]IMO no protocol anyone as yet invented is ideal, ideal would be like it was when I was 25, higher levels of TT, FT, normal E2, good sperm production.[/U] (Let's forget that having to inject a medication either daily or every 3 months is hardly ideal.) I know that if my E2 goes up too much, like up to 50, I gain water weight, which wouldn't be a big deal but my blood pressure also goes up. It doesn't often happen, but I have seen it under some circumstances. Higher E2 causes more and stronger allergies, but it's likely lowering your E2 to a level where go don't get an allergic reaction is going to cause other more serous problems with bones and tendons. All this focus on E2 left me to think in the future i will use an AI for a couple of weeks a few times a year to mildly suppress E2. BTW, I have seen a lot of opinions, but no new research on this subject, a lot of old research re-opinionated. [/QUOTE]
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