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Correlation vs causation The causation model is complex. There are HRT experts that prescribe proviron to increase fT and I believe them when they claim that they observed a steady increase of fT (vs a transient increase) while having a continuous (daily) additional input of exogenous hormones.

Same here. One urologist claimed that only TT matters. That's why this forum is so helpful in obtaining objective state-of-art information as well as anecdotal experience.

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Change your doc/provider and be honest about your dosage.

Maybe TRT is the solution for you. I guess you need to try it.

Meant also ft3, ft4 because of your complaints (body fat, sleep, libido). Imho everyone has a different set point for body fat. It can be within a healthy range, however, just not fitting your/our expectations of a lean body. Even on super physiological levels of testosterone many men have to...

You could vary carbs during the day, having in the evening or before bed a higher carb meal/snack.

Don't know what your off keto diet is but maybe a lower-carb diet is beneficial. I would also look at thyroid hormones.

See an urologist for "sort of a tenderness or pain in my right testicle"

The gel seems to work well for you. Did you also test the trough T level? You can always go back to gel if the injections turn out to be inferior. If the gel is androgel 1%, you could switch to androgel 1.6%, so that you need only 2-3 pumps of gel instead of 4 pumps and benefit from quicker...

DHT is missing in this summary (studies) and its ratio to E

That seems to work very well for you (profile pic). Are you training more volume or mentzer style? Basic exercises like squats, deadlifts. Machines, cable? I trained few years exclusively on eGym machines. Eventually I ditches the eGym leg machines and got back to squats what i did in my early...

Not that again. Got a bit boring here though. Please post something about exercise routines, stretching etc... ;)

Do you mean detrimental to muscle building? No, only maybe regarding CNS activation and strength.