Recent content by Wilson7

Abstract Background: A link between androgen use and the risk of cancers, especially prostate and breast cancer, has been suggested. The knowledge about a possible association is limited. Objective: The study aimed to investigate cancer incidence rates, particularly those related to prostate...

My non-medical two cents. GoodRx 10 cc 200 mg/ml is about $40. This business of HRT clinics is the equiv of pill mills for opioids IMO and they can rape you on cost and unnecessary labs that they get kick backs on bc they can, knowing most docs either won't or under treat with T. I've seen...

Did the scan include the vestibular nerve and they ruled out acoustic neuroma?

It's not the gel and drinking more water will drive it lower, not higher. I'd follow up with your doc and make sure nothing else is going on (occult blood loss or anemia of other origin). Gels have the least effect on Hb/HCT, inj esters the greatest.

The question is, is it the increased HCT, or is there something else going on (genetic predisposition with increased T independent of increased HCT or combined risk factors) that is driving this. Nadeem et al, 2013 showed that secondary polycythemia in COPD patients (HCT 53.5% vs 43.6%) was not...

They didn't have baseline iDXA data, it may well be as they mentioned in the article, higher activity following HRT and they may have lower BMD and are at higher risk of fractures because of low T and likely E2, compounded with less activity.

The only way to effectively manage E2 is with a non-aromatizable androgen in place of some T (some depends on how much you aromatize). In an ideal world, if it were available compounded, drostanolone enanthate. Same relative t 1/2 as TE or TC and can still maintain the anabolic equiv of T in...

The ester form of T is a prohormone and is inert, in the end what is released after the esterase acts on the ester is testosterone, the active form. The ester simply dictates the rate of release of the active hormone. Prop will give you a shorter duration of action but higher blood concentration...

First how much total volume will the vial hold? For PS, 2.5 ml is about it. Second, what dosing are you going to use of each peptide? Regardless of what volume you reconstitute, the ratio will be 2:1, IPA/CJC, respectively, if that is what you want. If you want equal dosing per inj of each, the...

10 mg 200 mg/ml Test C generic is about $40 Good Rx.

Feel my best with 100 TC and 20 TP every 5 days, and 500 IU HCG twice a week. Haven't checked my T levels in years, wouldn't change anything regardless. Post 1 1/2 yr HOLEP PSA 0.32. Phlebos about every 10 weeks, HCT < 52%, all other blood chems and lipids good along with BP. E2 runs 90 - 100...

One of the guys on another board had his Empower ND tested HPLC, came back around 190 mg/ml. There are simple colormetric tests such as Roid Test that the BBs use for their gear. They make a quantitative and qualitative tests for testosterone esters (C and E) and ND. Crude yes, but they get you...

I use Pregnyl. Take a 10 cc syringe and 23 - 25 g 1", generally the vial to be reconstituted has some over pressure, I'll draw about 5 cc of air from the HCG vial and create a vacuum, then fill the syringe with 10 cc of BAC water (MC makes a good point regarding saline vs BAC) for multi dose. Be...

Think ratios, not absolutes. In very rough terms, 76/8 = 9.5, 162/17 = 9.5. Leave it alone. The system is working as it should be.