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The conversions are confusing considering every chart of what is "normal" or "average" uses a different measurement. Not sure if these reported numbers from a Canadian lab are different? If I'm right Testosterone = 12.9 nmol/L equates 371 ng/dl Free T = 267 pmo/L which I believe is 73 pg/ml...

yeah I get it. It's not like I'm so tired I can't keep my eyes open! Watching that video now!

Will watch now!

not because I get up at 5AM, workout 6-7, go non-stop with the kids until 8:15AM, work until 2:30-3, then dinner/groceries/sports practice etc. This is not why I'm tired?

Yes, Libido is very strong. In the gym, I have high endurance, can lift heavy, strong as F. but not sure that is a symptom. I have a full set of hair, etc. I am tired later in the day and am carrying too much body fat right now, but I'll dial in my diet soon! I was pretty dialed in a while...

My biggest concern is really "What if it's broken, and I dont know it!" Could this give me a better quality of life? I really tested out of genuine curiosity.

Didnt your first message say: "Of course it is, men stop TRT all the time for fertility, regain the natural levels and hop back on TRT. This has been done for ages." versus "You’re either all in or not at all. TRT is a life long commitment." Just trying to understand.

So are these levels low?! I still can't really seem to find a definitive answer. I hear so many mixed numbers. The doctor said low but not awful.

Do those calculations seem right and are those "low" "normal" or as she said "low but not horrible."

Posted this on Reddit but only got a little feedback. Looking to discuss a bit more:" I'm 42, no real symptoms of Low T AFAI. Maybe low energy but I chalk that up to 5:30AM wakeups and being busy most days, I workout pretty hard 5 days per week lifting & cardio. I sleep okay'ish. I usually get...