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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
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First Post - Testosterone, E2 and Anastrozole
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<blockquote data-quote="Nelson Vergel" data-source="post: 14645" data-attributes="member: 3"><p>JNole</p><p></p><p></p><p>Ok, first of all I want to say that you win the prize for most detailed post ever on ExcelMale.com</p><p></p><p>I hope guys read it so they get a feeling about what a post with enough details looks like. It is so hard to help people with tiny fractions of information.</p><p></p><p>You are pretty much where you should be. I am assuming that you are keeping an eye on your hematocrit so that it does not increase over 53 and your PSA to make sure it is under 4.</p><p></p><p>What people forget is that the "normal" estradiol range (ultrasensitive) was determined with a population analysis from Labcorp users . That range includes 95% of men, and most did not have testosterone over 700 ng/dL. I would not worry about a estradiol of 41 pg/mL and would keep dosing anastrozole as you are doing now. I would also explore bringing in HCG as per my suggestion in my video. That may increase estradiol probably by 20 percent but not enough to worry. One more thing: You may want to take 30 mg zinc per day (1-3 mg copper with it) since it has been shown to also help decrease estradiol.</p><p></p><p><strong><a href="https://www.excelmale.com/?s=149-How-to-Use-HCG-with-Testosterone-To-Preserve-Fertility-Libido-and-Testicle-Size" target="_blank">Video: How to Use HCG with Testosterone To Preserve Fertility, Libido and Testicle Size</a></strong>Two studies looking at fertility showed that testosterone-to-estradiol ratios of over 12-14 were best to ensure good sperm production in men not on TRT (divide total testosterone in ng/dL by ultrasensitive estradiol in pg/mL). Your ratio is 31.</p><p></p><p>Gynecomastia and high estradiol symptoms happen in an environment of estradiol dominance (low T, high E2). It usually happens when T to E2 ratios are low.</p><p></p><p>Welcome to the group. I love detailed guys who do their homework!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Nelson Vergel, post: 14645, member: 3"] JNole Ok, first of all I want to say that you win the prize for most detailed post ever on ExcelMale.com I hope guys read it so they get a feeling about what a post with enough details looks like. It is so hard to help people with tiny fractions of information. You are pretty much where you should be. I am assuming that you are keeping an eye on your hematocrit so that it does not increase over 53 and your PSA to make sure it is under 4. What people forget is that the "normal" estradiol range (ultrasensitive) was determined with a population analysis from Labcorp users . That range includes 95% of men, and most did not have testosterone over 700 ng/dL. I would not worry about a estradiol of 41 pg/mL and would keep dosing anastrozole as you are doing now. I would also explore bringing in HCG as per my suggestion in my video. That may increase estradiol probably by 20 percent but not enough to worry. One more thing: You may want to take 30 mg zinc per day (1-3 mg copper with it) since it has been shown to also help decrease estradiol. [b][URL="https://www.excelmale.com/?s=149-How-to-Use-HCG-with-Testosterone-To-Preserve-Fertility-Libido-and-Testicle-Size"]Video: How to Use HCG with Testosterone To Preserve Fertility, Libido and Testicle Size[/URL][/b]Two studies looking at fertility showed that testosterone-to-estradiol ratios of over 12-14 were best to ensure good sperm production in men not on TRT (divide total testosterone in ng/dL by ultrasensitive estradiol in pg/mL). Your ratio is 31. Gynecomastia and high estradiol symptoms happen in an environment of estradiol dominance (low T, high E2). It usually happens when T to E2 ratios are low. Welcome to the group. I love detailed guys who do their homework!! [/QUOTE]
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