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My Endo just gave me the go-ahead to start Jatenzo at 396 mg twice a day. All smiles. My Endo couldn’t prescribe 494 mg twice a daily even if he wanted due to the guidelines from the manufacturer.

My immune system is borderline overactive without vitamin C, I never get sick. I have high histamine levels. I sneezed a couple of times every night every day of my life.

When I checked all of my thyroid parameters, fT4 is always at the bottom of the range and fT3 near the top. This just shows I convert fT4 -> free T3 very efficiently. I even tried some fT4/fT3 and only bad things happen to me.

Ferritin will more closely correlate with hematocrit and hemoglobin. I restarted Jatenzo five days ago. 10 months ago I had a hematocrit of 57% and my ferritin was 260. I was running normal testosterone values. I came off therapy to figure out my issues, I was overdosing on vitamin C, which is...

I restarted Jatenzo five days ago and the response has been remarkable. My muscles are getting really hard and I’m getting very strong. I’m going to talk to my endo about doubling up my dose. I would peak just over 2000 and would have a 1052 ng/dL midpoint level. I’ve been filling my...

I’m able to push way more reps. Once I accidentally double dosed and everything was too light that day and I was had to increase my weight 40%. I was able to work out seven days a week no problem at 53 years old.

TRT does allow me to push things significantly harder than I could do naturally at my age. TRT definitely helps.

Runner’s and endurance athletes have the lowest testosterone.

I took 20,000 IU per day for three months. I even made a thread about it. My vitamin D levels never went over 85. For some reason now that I got my diabetes mostly under control I can’t tolerate a level over 25 and even at this level feels like too much. I noticed I couldn’t tolerate potassium...

I’m back on Jatenzo. The first dose kicked in after a couple hours. Insane energy and mental clarity. I’m going on and staying on for good. I noticed my motivation is higher! I don’t expect my hematocrit and hemoglobin to be elevated this time out because my ferritin is on the bottom end...

Excessively elevated DHT will have an anti-estrogen effect and lower your estrogen. There’s no way to predict where the AI will put your estrogen because we don’t know how sensitive you are to AI’s. That would be like trying to predict your tolerance to alcohol and how many beers would it take...

I’ve been on both and my experience on oral testosterone is much better than any other formulation. Natesto benefits were very short-lived, a half an hour after each dose benefits waned. I stopped Jatenzo (competing brand to Kyzatrex) more than eight months ago and my HPTA fired back up after a...

I would just change your dose. You need to focus more on the hemoglobin than the hematocrit. Estrogen tends to run higher on TRT.

I would just lower your dose to 40 mg twice a week.

I’m really shocked by you guys, there’s no excuse, you’ve been members long enough to know better!