6 weeks low dose test c/Proviron blood work
In case the pic is blurry, I've posted results below.
What I'm running:
245 mg test cyp/week: 70 mg eod (solid evidence to support increased frequency to keep e2 down)
25 mg proviron: 12.5 morning and evening
400iu HCG 2x/week
No AI
2000mg fish oil/day (will increase to 4k to improve cholesterol)
1000mg ER niacian/day (will increase to 1500 to improve cholesterol)
25 mg DHEA eod
10mg Lexapro/day (keeps me from ruminating)
Blood drawn 48 hours post injection:
TT - 1412 - That's a bit higher than expected, I'll take it. On pharma grade, I'm typically a 5x kicker which
would put me around 1250, however, those labs are normally 3 days post injection.
FT - 34.3 - Yay for Proviron
Estradiol - 47.3 - This is without an AI. I realize that is higher than the standard, but I feel better at this
compared to lower. I have crashed E2 many times, its awful. Also, Arimidex which has always
worked for me, kills my HDL
SBHG - 23.6 - on the lower end due to the Proviron. Will likely increase to 50mg/day and lower my test dose
a bit
This is my first time using this source, I'm happy I did. Let me know if you have any questions.
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Thanks for posting. But what were your bloods prior to this? Trying to see how much Proviron impacted E2.
Great numbers thank u for posting.
Your taking a low dose of Test. And only for 6 weeks.. thats not a bad result..
Considering The Test is really just starting to Kick in... Due to that ester...
I would think if you dont increase it ,,, in about another 3 weeks it will AT lease
double...
Whats your goal with the HCG...?
But ... keep on keeping on....
I am on trt year round. Typically I’m on 150mg/week. Wanted to boost it a bit to preserve a bit of muscle whilst the gyms are closed. I won’t increase it any more, I don’t like the swings in size.
HCG is part of my trt protocol. I use it to maintain fertility and for aesthetics. If you stay on any amount of test for extended periods, your nuts will shrink to an embarrassing size, at least in my case.
Thanks for the post very well documented and attention to detail.