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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Scientists report that enzyme that alters testosterone to estrogen has big impact in healthy brain
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<blockquote data-quote="lowe2sucks" data-source="post: 128652" data-attributes="member: 13891"><p>Nashtide it's because you are normal responder to AI and some are over responders so whenever their using even low dose of AI their e2 gets way too low and they lose positives estrogen provides. those who are overresponders are generally in roller coaster of too high and too low estrogen which removes a lot of positives of trt. to be honest I think those who get problems with high e2 on testosterone just take too much testosterone for their needs and their body can't support that level (maybe a genetic thing some are not made for high testosterone levels) so it just converts a lot of it to e2</p><p>first people who started using testosterone were athletes, bodybuilders etc.. first protocols for man HRT were copied from bodybuilders steroid regime which would have an AI in it since dosages of T were way supraphysiological.. so whoever invented TRT thought an AI will be needed even for replacement of testosterone and trt clinics are interested in selling more drugs to you so 200mg test cyp and hcg will results for most in elevated e2 problems that will be hard to handle now you have a reason to be on AI so they sell you 3 drugs when you could just take 40-60mg twice weekly and feel great, pay much less but no you pay 2-3 times more, feel sometimes worse than with low T xD</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lowe2sucks, post: 128652, member: 13891"] Nashtide it's because you are normal responder to AI and some are over responders so whenever their using even low dose of AI their e2 gets way too low and they lose positives estrogen provides. those who are overresponders are generally in roller coaster of too high and too low estrogen which removes a lot of positives of trt. to be honest I think those who get problems with high e2 on testosterone just take too much testosterone for their needs and their body can't support that level (maybe a genetic thing some are not made for high testosterone levels) so it just converts a lot of it to e2 first people who started using testosterone were athletes, bodybuilders etc.. first protocols for man HRT were copied from bodybuilders steroid regime which would have an AI in it since dosages of T were way supraphysiological.. so whoever invented TRT thought an AI will be needed even for replacement of testosterone and trt clinics are interested in selling more drugs to you so 200mg test cyp and hcg will results for most in elevated e2 problems that will be hard to handle now you have a reason to be on AI so they sell you 3 drugs when you could just take 40-60mg twice weekly and feel great, pay much less but no you pay 2-3 times more, feel sometimes worse than with low T xD [/QUOTE]
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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Side Effect Management
Scientists report that enzyme that alters testosterone to estrogen has big impact in healthy brain
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