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<blockquote data-quote="Systemlord" data-source="post: 214964" data-attributes="member: 15832"><p>I was 35% body fat and a diabetic when I started TRT, Total T was 91 and Free T below the normal ranges and my Total T 4 hours after my Jetanzo capsule (oral TRT) is 715 ng/dL and peak levels at 2 hours is around 1000 ng/ dL.</p><p></p><p>The calcuated Free T using the Tru T calculator puts my Free T @ 24.18 ng/dL at 4 hours. My SHBG 15 giving me a Free T percentage of 2.88% at 4 hours.</p><p></p><p>Your Free T percentage is 1.28% and 11.91 ng/dL. The 10-12 ng/dL range is typically where men start to compain of symptoms on these forums in my experience.</p><p></p><p>If you somehow found a way to reduce your SHBG by more than half, Total T would now be closer to 300 and Free T would come go up a little and even then your numbers would still be subpar.</p><p></p><p>I'm naturally a very skinny tall guy with some good muscle tone and now I'm droping weight a little too easily. I've lost 7 pounds in 10 days eating healthy with only moderate cardio excersise. In the last month I've gone from 235 -> 218 lbs.</p><p></p><p>I can only imagine how much weight I could lose if I went to the gym 3-4 days a week, but the gym is the most unsafe place to go these days and most unsanitary.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Systemlord, post: 214964, member: 15832"] I was 35% body fat and a diabetic when I started TRT, Total T was 91 and Free T below the normal ranges and my Total T 4 hours after my Jetanzo capsule (oral TRT) is 715 ng/dL and peak levels at 2 hours is around 1000 ng/ dL. The calcuated Free T using the Tru T calculator puts my Free T @ 24.18 ng/dL at 4 hours. My SHBG 15 giving me a Free T percentage of 2.88% at 4 hours. Your Free T percentage is 1.28% and 11.91 ng/dL. The 10-12 ng/dL range is typically where men start to compain of symptoms on these forums in my experience. If you somehow found a way to reduce your SHBG by more than half, Total T would now be closer to 300 and Free T would come go up a little and even then your numbers would still be subpar. I'm naturally a very skinny tall guy with some good muscle tone and now I'm droping weight a little too easily. I've lost 7 pounds in 10 days eating healthy with only moderate cardio excersise. In the last month I've gone from 235 -> 218 lbs. I can only imagine how much weight I could lose if I went to the gym 3-4 days a week, but the gym is the most unsafe place to go these days and most unsanitary. [/QUOTE]
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