Recent content by ripadgett

Chronic low E2 (caused by long term use of an AI) will cause cardiovascular issues up to and including heart attack. Disontinuing his AI will not lower his Testosterone. If he has the option to get blood work done more often, (you also don't say how much on an AI he's using) I'd Titrate the AI...

I'm 70. Have lots of issues physically. Lumbar spine is a wreck, in 40 years I've shrunk from 5'10" down to 5'6.75 inches. I lost my Thyroid to Cancer in 2008 and up to then had been fit and active. In 2011 my natural testosterone tanked (Total 45, Free .9, E2 was 65) I got on 200mg a week TRT...

I'm 70. Have lots of issues physically. Lumbar spine is a wreck, in 40 years I've shrunk from 5'10" down to 5'6.75 inches. I lost my Thyroid to Cancer in 2008 and up to then had been fit and active. In 2011 my natural testosterone tanked (Total 45, Free .9, E2 was 65) I got Lifting is one...

Looks to me lime you're a high aromatizer. What is your current Body Fat %? Have you and your doctor considered a low dose AI (.25 mg 2 x week?)

Dude- You state it wasn’t great in the first place. I recommend you take a look at Gainswave. It’s a sonic modality for improving sexual function!

Not consistently! I thought it would never happen again because it had been nearly 5 years since I’d had one. Yes, I find my libido is more consistent. I started 200 mg Testosterone Cyp with 1 mcg of Anestrozole twice a week. After reading the TOT Bible and listening to multiple TOT docs on...

I am getting more consistent morning erections! Something I’d though would never happen again! I alternate between shallow IM in my delts and sub-cutaneous 2 inches below my belly button!

Until I went Every other day (EOD), my HCT was steadily creeping up! On EOD it has stabilized at below 40.

Go to YouTube search for TOTRevolution and listen to the last two YouTube videos. Jay goes into great detail about the effects of estrogen and why you might need an AI! Has to do with Body Fat percentage!

I’m Keto, so I see it on my Glucose meter.

How are you determining an elevated HCT?