@$%^Y man

[Dreaded Pirate Roberts]

So this is not attack your friends protocol day. Let's keep things civil. There is nothing wrong with discussion protocols or treatments. Lets remember the Dr are the one prescribing treatment.

 

[pdizzy]

Skeletal effects of long-term estrogen and testosterone... [Bone. 2007] - PubMed - NCBI

Can you explain this cause i read it and I can't understand a lot of it. Thanks.

 

[THE-DET-OAK]

Can you explain this cause i read it and I can't understand a lot of it. Thanks.

Basically it says the BMD benefits of testosterone are not totally related to testosterone. That in order to fight off things like osteoporosis we need estrogen as well. One of the big problems of low-t is frailty.

In a nutshell, thats just one of the many reasons why having low estrogen for long periods of time can be problematic.

Only the combined treatment led to optimal parameters of aBMD suggesting that testosterone needs estrogens as a permissive factor for a direct androgen anabolic action on bone in men.

 

[ShadowLink]

Oh...typo as its .25 3 times a week on the Aromatase inhibitor (AI). The clomid was to help with fertility, however I'm dialing off it

Yes I'm 175 MG a week

I'm feeling pretty good on this protocol, after 5 months..no sides other than some low libido at first (likely low e)

Libido increased after dialing back AI

J