I will. I saw that in your post history and appreciate the warning. More people should know of that risk. I learned my lesson before too with a crash. 140T:70P would prob crash most people in time as Primo serum levels accumulate. When people talk about ratios of 2:1, few people mention that it assumes a blast. There's a minimum threshold of Test based that's needed for those ratios to apply. Someone else put it well "Choose your Primo dose, and then adjust your test to fit your e2 needs". In my case primo dose is really just a bit of an e2 throttle. NPP is for my joints....or specifically to protect one joint that had synovial chondromatosis. Dose is the low end of therapeutic, and DHT to balance out the mental sides.
Your protocol's well thought out, I think DHT might work the way you want it to with regard to combatting the side effects of NPP even at a low dose if you're mostly interested in the mental benefits.
My main struggle right now is with hCG. I feel like it's working less and less well. I'm using old (pharma) Pregnyl that's been expired for 6 months (unreconstituted though, so I assumed it would be fine), but reconstituted for only 2 weeks now, so it seems weird.
Thing is I have to make it work because without hCG my brain just stops working almost completely.
I've seen very significant benefits from supplementing Preg/DHEA as well, but hCG does something more.
Related to that, the same people (5ARS) making the DHT E I just got tested also make injectable DHEA E. I got some and will test it as well.
The advantage over oral DHEA would be first of course 100% bioavailability, much more stable levels with the Enanthate ester, and also it will bypass first pass metabolism through the liver, which isn't just about bioavailability but also skews the ratio of active DHEA to DHEA-S(ulfate) in favor of DHEA-S, which means more conversion to DHEA's metabolites, which include E2.
In other words, injectable DHEA E would lead to more actual DHEA benefits and less conversion to DHEA on top of the other benefits, so I'm really excited about that.
I'm trying to get them to make injectable Pregnenolone E for the same reasons. We'll see...