Should I still run adex at .25 mg eod on a TRT dosage of test?

[MickeyKnox]

Wouldn't you agree Marcus that E2 levels can be controlled bu adjusting the amount of test used, but since he is using a 19nor, PRL antoginist would still be needed??

This is a very good question Lunk. At what point do you draw the line in the sand?

We know that pRL stays in check as long as E2 is at control levels. But what is/are "controlled levels" of E2?

Is it a serum level beyond replacing natural Test?

Is it a static level..ie 175mg/wk?

Is it..?

[Lunk1]

This is a very good question Lunk. At what point do you draw the line in the sand?

We know that pRL stays in check as long as E2 is at control levels. But what is/are "controlled levels" of E2?

Is it a serum level beyond replacing natural Test?

Is it a static level..ie 175mg/wk?

Is it..?

The test level will vary from person to person of course but I think 150mg is a good starting point! This would require, as we have discussed before, one to know how to evaluate themselves for high or low E2! Keeping an AI on hand and using it if elevated E2 symptoms are noticed is the key!

I keep seeing the same phrase over and over "control PRL by controlling E2"! This is true to a degree but some ppl (few as it may be) still experience elevated PRL even when E2 is in check! They simply are prolactin sensitive!