Thanks antelopers, thing is I'm diabetic so I watch carbs like a hawk and besides...I eat the same thing every day out of the week save one. So i was shocked after 6 weeks of TRT to go back to the doc and find a 10 pound gain. It didn't make sense and so she was quick to blame the high E2 for water retention and give me Arimidex. According to what I've read cypionate by itself causes water retention not high E2 so she may be wrong about that.
i could have sworn i read Jay Campbell say that bodybuilders prefer propionate because of little to no water retention. I'll have to see if I can find that. Even if true, that still leaves the problem of high E2 and when exactly is it too high? is it a ratio that should guide or as Jay suggests, try to keep it in the middle of the sensitive E2 range...
Wouldn't it be great if we had home lab equipment to test ourselves whenever we wanted.
i could have sworn i read Jay Campbell say that bodybuilders prefer propionate because of little to no water retention. I'll have to see if I can find that. Even if true, that still leaves the problem of high E2 and when exactly is it too high? is it a ratio that should guide or as Jay suggests, try to keep it in the middle of the sensitive E2 range...
Wouldn't it be great if we had home lab equipment to test ourselves whenever we wanted.