Inject Less More Often

[transcend2007]

With all the discussion recently about test prop being used for testosterone replacement therapy (TRT), it got me thinking. If I injected less of test cyp more often like cashout’s slim pin strategy could you use less or even no Aromatase inhibitor (AI) at all? I understand it would be necessary to inject less test more often, but it may be of more efficient utilization of our testosterone.

My logic was by injecting less more often, less would be converting to estrogen ie less Aromatase inhibitor (AI) need overall? I am wondering if this would also keep test levels even more constant with an every other day or every third day strategy.

 

[cjw2021]

lol if you go over to the muscle chatroom you can see all those guys are big fans of injecting 30-70mg at a time, and they all use the same amount of AIs as us, sometimes more. Seriously I've talked to them I know. They post all their lab results.

Bottom line imo is that its not necessarily the dose that drives up aromatase enzyme (the estrogen converter enzyme), it's the long estered testosterone. Think about it, our normal t production pulses like every 15 min and gets attached to shbg. Here we are injecting 5-7 day acting testosterone so of course aromatase will raise. it really makes no difference, it is my opinion that this estered testosterone is what raises aromatase, as is verified by these guys doing small doses and still having to use AIs. plus if you had Human Chorionic Gonadotropin (HCG) no matter what u probably need an ai.

 

[transcend2007]

I am surprised to hear this. If there is not less aromatizing with injecting lower doses more often what would be the benefit of the 30mg - 70mg more frequent injections?

 

[getalpha]

Yeah likewise, most tend to think that by doing less more often you get less aromatizing.

Interesting thing is... surely after a while that becomes a moot point, because due to the long acting ester, there is always the "same" amount of it sitting in ester in your system.

Perhaps minor differences but should be pretty stable levels after a bit.