There would definitely be a point of no return, meaning you'd reach a point where zinc would no longer control your levels. When and where that point is would vary from person to person. Genetics play such a big role. I've seen numerous men who were very similarly built (height/weight) and on the same doses of testosterone the rate of aromatization was night and day.Originally Posted by Ryanmcd
Best post in months!!! I stopped copper and zinc and then my E2 hit 44, added copper and zinc back 50mg zinc 2mg copper and back at 21, and it costs me a whole 15$ a year
Now the question I have is could you do say 100mg zinc and 4mg copper if you upped your test and does it have any downside and when does it stop controlling E2.
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