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has anyone ever injected testosterone based on a sliding scale? diabetics will often inject insulin on a sliding scale based upon their daily blood glucose values, and their diet/exercise each day. what about injecting testosterone on a sliding scale based upon symptoms? after 5 years on the...

Blobs of fat are not meant to be in the bloodstream, and can be harmful when they are. For example, fat embolization syndrome is a well-known sequela of orthopedic injuries. Someone breaks their femur, and little pieces of the marrow enter the bloodstream, showering the lungs with numerous...

Having found that I have a lowish SHBG (22; normal range 16.5-55.9), and having what I believe to be related clincal symptoms, I've decided to follow the advice of some members of this forum, and increase the frequency of my injections from 2x/wk to daily injections. What I'm now trying to...

I've been having some strange side effects for the past few months: waking up short of breath, brain fog, head pressure, even a couple episodes of nystagmus. I trace these symptoms back to the same time I happened to switch from cypionate to enanthate. I assumed these were essentially...

Sleep issues On trt 5 yrs. Initially poorly managed on too much T (200 mg IM qweek) and too much AI (1 mg 2x/wk) with very little labwork. Past couple years have been essentially managing myself, 100 mg IM qweek, no AI, and 250iu HCG 3x/wk. Most recent labs total T=850, and free T=29 (upper...

I came across a recent journal article claiming that FSH stimulates production of SHBG by the liver. I cannot post the link to the article (since I'm new to this forum), but you can find it by Googling: Pubmed 28260206 I had always wondered why it is that everyone is so keen on...