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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Idiots will tell you AIs are bad for you
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<blockquote data-quote="Jurek Kletsy" data-source="post: 215608" data-attributes="member: 40983"><p>That seems to be a simplistic view. Testosterone is produced and estradiol is aromatized from what testosterone is already there. Problems with one proces doesn‘t just equate problems with the other, especially once testosterone levels have been restored. I belief that overaromatization often is an issue of having too much bodyfat and/or an unhealthy lifestyle.</p><p></p><p>However introducing exogenous testosterone produces, even if you are staying within physiological range, results in a greater net average intraday testosterone level because of the lack of fluctuations compared to natural production. It would thus seem not unlikely that average estradiol levels for people on TRT would also be higher. I am unaware of large data pools om this aspect. Are you?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jurek Kletsy, post: 215608, member: 40983"] That seems to be a simplistic view. Testosterone is produced and estradiol is aromatized from what testosterone is already there. Problems with one proces doesn‘t just equate problems with the other, especially once testosterone levels have been restored. I belief that overaromatization often is an issue of having too much bodyfat and/or an unhealthy lifestyle. However introducing exogenous testosterone produces, even if you are staying within physiological range, results in a greater net average intraday testosterone level because of the lack of fluctuations compared to natural production. It would thus seem not unlikely that average estradiol levels for people on TRT would also be higher. I am unaware of large data pools om this aspect. Are you? [/QUOTE]
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