I do daily injections and similar things happen to my labs. I think at times the vial testosterone strength varies.
Since you do daily injections, I believe you should need more locations to inject. I inject in my shoulders, VG and Sub-Q in my love handles. Every third day I also inject 500 IU...
What works for me is very low squats. It really works my lower back after that I like doing leg raises from a bar hanging from the ceiling. Leg raises and knee raises really work the lower back. Of course there's nothing like a good set of hyper extensions
No, none of my family members are diabetic. My dad lived to 90, he died from kidney disease, he did not want to do dialysis, my mom is still alive. My oldest sister died from ALS 2 years ago at age 69.
So true! I understand what you're saying. For me it's just about health. My family has a long history of heart disease. Thankfully no cancer. My dad had his first major heart attack at age 60. My mom at age 70. My older sister at age 57. So yes my concern is heart disease.
I feel my best on low carbs with lots of healthy non starchy vegetables. It shows in my labs. My APO-e is 3/3 so I am a natural fat eater.
https://www.excelmale.com/threads/genetic-reason-for-not-eating-keto-low-carb-high-fat-diet.14002/#post-101110
My two cents I would just inject 50 mg. of testosterone along with 500 IU of HCG twice a week in the same syringe.
After 12 weeks have Labs on injection day before you inject.
There might be something to it? I have an old friend who had his total T checked when he was in his early '60s. He is a daily sardine eater. It was just over 1000. Not bad for a guy in a '60s
For me it's a lot easier taking it in the morning. Normally when I go to bed my stomach isn't empty. I do take a few supplements before bed. Which I wouldn't be able to if I was taking my thyroid meds. I take my thyroid meds before I actually get out of bed cuz I know I can't eat or drink...
In another trial, 0.03% (w/w) BIM application for 3 months decreased the severity of alopecia areata to a greater extent than the corticosteroid mometasone furoate (0.1% [w/w]) (Zaher et al., Citation2015). Based on these clinical trial results, BIM appears to be effective for hair regrowth in...
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We can probably move this thread but I am perusing Reliable at the moment and they seem to have the Bimatoprost cheap. I'm not sure what other hair products they offer but years ago when ours shot up to $350 at Defy I just gave up.
Is anyone here getting any...
For the first 2 years of trt I donated blood every 8 weeks. Then I started daily injections, my HCT came down and I never had to donate again. So I don't know if it was because of longevity or daily injections.
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