Benefit of low deca dosage on TRT level test

Hi all. I was just wondering what the benefit will be to add say 150mg deca per week to a low dose of test. Obviously, it is not enough to qualify as muscle building, I am well aware of that. I just wanted to ask it here, as I have read lots of mixed responses.

What would you say will be the pros and cons?

I am just curious to hear your opinions.

Seeing the overwhelming data on Deca's cardiotoxic effects makes me question why someone would want to use it in their TRT protocol? What benefit dose it have over traditional TRT?

TRT is about optimizing your health and adding deca seems counter intuitive.

I remember watch More Plates More Dates review on different trt protocols and he did Deca with exogneous estrogen (Since Deca doesn't aromatize) and his health markers looked far worse than when he was on just Test.

LesDoctor wrote: Seeing the overwhelming data on Deca's cardiotoxic effects makes me question why someone would want to use it in their TRT protocol? What benefit dose it have over traditional TRT?

TRT is about optimizing your health and adding deca seems counter intuitive.

I remember watch More Plates More Dates review on different trt protocols and he did Deca with exogneous estrogen (Since Deca doesn't aromatize) and his health markers looked far worse than when he was on just Test.

Thank you. Now I learnt some more. When you Google Deca from the supplier's side, they don't give you all of this information. Some suppliers give you a little more info than others.

Is the cardiotoxic effect of Deca very bad ? I just ordered some Deca today, and this stresses me a little. Dr. Rand was ok with using it, but in therapeutic doses, not in high doses.

If you are going to use Deca, I'd use an ACE inhibitor (Enlanapril/Pharmapress) or Angiotensin Receptor Blocker(Losartan) to offset the remodeling that occurs with the use of Deca. We use them quite a lot in Cardiology because besides the obvious benefit of lowering your blood pressure they also remodel your heart to prevent ventricular failure. Some studies have shown cardarine does the same.

LesDoctor wrote: If you are going to use Deca, I'd use an ACE inhibitor (Enlanapril/Pharmapress) or Angiotensin Receptor Blocker(Losartan) to offset the remodeling that occurs with the use of Deca. We use them quite a lot in Cardiology because besides the obvious benefit of lowering your blood pressure they also remodel your heart to prevent ventricular failure. Some studies have shown cardarine does the same.

Awesome, thank you.

PS. regarding lowering the blood pressure, I already use Coveram 10mg. Can I still add the products you suggest on top of it ?


I also want to try CholesterolEase, so at the moment I am kind of in a lab rat position.
I hear great things about CholesterolEase, and it is natural, compared to Coveram that is not natural but a medication.