Maximizing bioavailable T while on HRT

[path2greatness]

I recently started TRT with a doctor prescribed 10% compounded testosterone cream. I'm wondering what I can take to minimize estrogen conversion without blocking dht and also to free up bound test. I do not want to use a prescription AI yet, just wondering if there are any legitimate OTC options. Anybody know if forskolin is any good? Or what about products like novedex xt or 6-oxo? I have thought about proviron as well. How long could this be taken without any adverse effects(25-50mg/ed)?

 

[grumpy69]

I recently started TRT with a doctor prescribed 10% compounded testosterone cream. I'm wondering what I can take to minimize estrogen conversion without blocking dht and also to free up bound test. I do not want to use a prescription AI yet, just wondering if there are any legitimate OTC options. Anybody know if forskolin is any good? Or what about products like novedex xt or 6-oxo? I have thought about proviron as well. How long could this be taken without any adverse effects(25-50mg/ed)?

look into formestane if you can find it and divanil extract for freeing up test, i've had good results with forskolin too

 

[Ashop]

I recently started TRT with a doctor prescribed 10% compounded testosterone cream. I'm wondering what I can take to minimize estrogen conversion without blocking dht and also to free up bound test. I do not want to use a prescription AI yet, just wondering if there are any legitimate OTC options. Anybody know if forskolin is any good? Or what about products like novedex xt or 6-oxo? I have thought about proviron as well. How long could this be taken without any adverse effects(25-50mg/ed)?

I would definitely go with the PROVIRON.
Proviron frees up bound testosterone, mild anti E, great for libido.

 

[path2greatness]

So I will probably try some forskolin, it's not to expensive and I don't think it would hurt anything. Can someone use proviron year round at 25-50mg or would that have negative effects down the road?

 

[OuchThatHurts]

So I will probably try some forskolin, it's not to expensive and I don't think it would hurt anything. Can someone use proviron year round at 25-50mg or would that have negative effects down the road?

I wouldn't personally although I do like it. It's not 17-alpha-alkylated but it is still alkylated. It can throw your liver values off.

 

[GoneForever]

25mg proviron daily. I dont have any proof but I doubt anyone would suffer any kind of anything with that dose year round.