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Does anyone else have zero libido without HCG?
I do test dhea, I keep it on the higher side but feel nothing from supplementing with dhea. My estrogen is in range but always on the lower end. Other two I never had tested. I don't feel like I need to.- Vince
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- Forum: Testosterone Basics & Questions
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Benefits Add Up for Regular Aspirin Use
A new study published in Nature has uncovered a novel mechanism by which aspirin inhibits cancer metastasis by strengthening the body’s immune response. Researchers at the University of Cambridge and international collaborators have demonstrated that aspirin enhances T-cell immunity by...- Vince
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- Forum: Health & Wellness
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Latest blood results
My two cents. Donate blood and consider injections. Start with a low dose because of your high HCT.- Vince
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- Forum: Testosterone Basics & Questions
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Androgen abuse and the brain
AI Overview Supraphysiological doses of androgens (like testosterone) are those that exceed the levels naturally produced by the body . Specifically, in healthy adult males, normal physiological serum testosterone levels range from 300 to 1,000 ng/dL. Therefore, doses exceeding these levels...- Vince
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- Forum: Testosterone and Men's Health Articles
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Does anyone else have zero libido without HCG?
I've always had a very strong libido even before trt. Ever since I started TRT I used HCG 500 IU twice a week. How every third day. Since I started combining both t and HCG in the same syringe, it makes it so simple.- Vince
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- Forum: Testosterone Basics & Questions
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Lithium
Yes, I read Seagal post. He's talking about taking 1 mg. Very small amount much smaller than they sell at reliable RX or safe Labs.- Vince
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- Forum: Nutrition and Supplements
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Lithium
I see both safe labs and reliable RX have lithium- Vince
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- Forum: Nutrition and Supplements
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Lithium
It sounds like it's a medication? Where are you buying it from?- Vince
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- Forum: Nutrition and Supplements
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
I believe when Nelson was building muscle he was injecting a lot of testosterone and nandrolone. I know his dose is now much lower.- Vince
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- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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U-Shaped Association Between Testosterone and Fractures
Didn't the study say that they did not see a different with e2 affecting bone health- Vince
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- Forum: Testosterone Side Effect Management
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U-Shaped Association Between Testosterone and Fractures
It's sad that they only use gel.- Vince
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- Forum: Testosterone Side Effect Management
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
Thanks for the reply. The study you're referring in 2011 was using Androgel. Androgel, T level usually peek at over 1000 ng/dL. That's what they are considering a medium range? Definitely need a real study. Not one just using Androgel. I really don't believe any members are using 200 mg of...- Vince
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- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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starting injections soon a little nervous
I use an easy touch 29g 1/2" syringe. I injected my shoulders, love handles and VG. https://www.excelmale.com/threads/did-i-inject-this-ventroglutes-shot-right.24085/post-208399- Vince
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- Forum: Testosterone Basics & Questions
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U-Shaped Association Between Testosterone and Fractures
@madman when using Androgel does your T level usually peek at over 1000 ng/dL ?- Vince
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- Forum: Testosterone Side Effect Management
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U-Shaped Association Between Testosterone and Fractures
It would be interesting to see how many of the men were TRT. And what they're bone strength was before starting TRT.- Vince
- Post #9
- Forum: Testosterone Side Effect Management
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U-Shaped Association Between Testosterone and Fractures
We now know that low levels of testosterone does cause issues. High levels we don't know, high levels are definitely much better than low levels. When I have my next wellness exam. I'm going to get another bone density test.- Vince
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- Forum: Testosterone Side Effect Management
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
The idea of a U-shaped relationship for longevity is being refined, the current understanding suggests that low testosterone levels are associated with a greater risk of mortality, particularly from cardiovascular disease, while the evidence for increased risk at the higher end of the...- Vince
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- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
Just had this picture taken of me at work.- Vince
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- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
AI Overview When androgen levels are low, androgen receptors act as solo molecules, promoting cancer cell growth and spread. However, as androgen levels rise, the receptors form pairs, creating a form that inhibits tumor growth. This mechanism explains why, paradoxically, high androgen levels...- Vince
- Post #42
- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
It turned out to be rather simple. When androgen levels are low, the androgen receptor is encouraged to “go solo” in the cell. In doing so, it activates the pathways that cause cancer cells to grow and spread. However, as androgens rise, the androgen receptors are forced to “hang out as a...- Vince
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- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
The cost of Xyosted per month can vary depending on several factors, including whether you have insurance and the pharmacy you use. With Insurance & Copay Assistance: Eligible commercially insured patients can potentially pay as little as $25 per prescription using the Xyosted Co-pay...- Vince
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- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
In particular, a previous study positive associations between high levels of free testosterone (not attached to any proteins) and insulin-like growth factor-I (IGF-I) and increased risks of prostate cancer. It is thought that the link between levels of these hormones and prostate cancer may be...- Vince
- Post #39
- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
A 2011 meta-analysis published in the Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism summarized findings from several studies that looked at the relationship between testosterone levels and mortality in men. The meta-analysis, which included 12 studies and over 16,000 men, found that low serum...- Vince
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- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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My Labs 3 months in
I agree with madman, I would repost your levels with ranges and add the information that madman mentioned.- Vince
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- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
Thankfully I've never smoked haha. What percent of men actually get lung cancer from smoking? 10% maybe 20%? Hopefully we're not comparing TRT to smoking. I still believe twice a week injection does work on most men. Some like me who has a very busy lifestyle, many children, many grandkids and...- Vince
- Post #35
- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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Dosage calculation on syringe
2 = 5 mg. 3 = 7 mg.- Vince
- Post #2
- Forum: Testosterone Basics & Questions
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
I do agree with the anxiety issue. Some men with anxiety, trt can help others it can really hurt. If someone has anxiety issues like Cataceous, you need to start very low. Let their hormones adjust slowly. Thankfully I do not fit in that box and have zero issues at least up to this point in...- Vince
- Post #33
- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
Still you can't group everyone as the same. I started with 70 mg of T twice a week along with 500 IU twice a week. All my brain fog was gone. It was amazing. For whatever reason I was in great shape before TRT. What really helps me is creatine. As you may have read in my threads, it healed my...- Vince
- Post #31
- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
The levels issue are only for testosterone? https://agemed.org/e-journal/feature-article-january-2019-in-memoriam-dr-john-crisler/- Vince
- Post #29
- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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Blood panel, how's mine look?
I'm so sorry you feel that way. I will never believe like you do that one size fits all. Not every member gets anxiety I've never had but I do know people that do. They're not even on TRT. I was waiting for you to speak up when Nelson said he's taking 600 mg of Co q10. I'm sure his levels are...- Vince
- Post #27
- Forum: Blood Test Discussion
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