I believe the best TRT protocol shouldn't require an aromatase inhibitor because of their action on the progesterone receptor. I'd stick to a T dose that yields decent e2 levels, and rely on vitamin E that has been compared to nolvadex/tamoxifen as a very solid estrogen antagonist.
Interesting. Do you think that the type of vitamin E really matters? Like if it is derived from soybean oil or not. My thoughts are we should try to do the best we can purchasing the highest quality vitamin E, but some people can't afford the best since vitamin E can be very expensive depending on the source of the oil. If coming from MCT oil, it gets pretty pricey. I currently am taking solgar vitamin E, derived from safflower oil (I know not the best). Though I am not a fan of most supplements, I believe E is important because we are exposed to so many estrogenic compounds, and after years of eating PUFA vitamin E requirements are elevated. The fact that it can also help to lower prolactin is a huge bonus.