Quote Originally Posted by forrest_and_trees View Post
Thanks PD, I too have seen a number of good suggestions on dosage and cycling however, I need more "official" medical based material from a reputable source that I can refer to my doctor so he'll feel OK about prescribing it to me. He's not about to give me some drug just because I ask for it without feeling comfortable it's the proper medication for my needs. Not to mention, I'm sure there are certain liability concerns he may have.

I hope somebody can come up with something for you but I have my doubts.

Using arimidex to control E2 in a trt protocol is an off label use. You can see plenty of studies on it's use on women after breast cancer etc but most Doc's who understand trt just know it works. They see serum E2 levels come back into line and hear from their patients about how much better they feel without female levels of estrogen.

Many trt docs only worry about E2 once it surpasses 50. But Docs who really know their stuff will watch it and ask about symptoms well before that.

None of this will convince your Doc. You might need to take control of this into your own capable hands. You won't be alone.

You could always provide him With Dr Crisler's TRT paper.