I can also report very similar results. I do not know my IGF levels, but after a month of ibutamoren my tendonitis in both knees improved. I also used BPC 157, and I do think it was the combination of both that made the improvement. I did low dose 12.5 mg every night of ibutamoren. Felt great...
I also had the ringing in the ears with Clomid. I already have tinnitus from years past in one ear. After a month of Clomid, the ringing became unbearable. Thankfully it went away. Just thought I would share.
About to start, low dose exemestane 6.5 mg daily and low dose tamoxifen 10 mg EOD in about a month. I am hoping the tamoxifen doesn't raise SHBG as much as clomid did. Also hoping that the exemestane can keep the SHBG down. I will keep you all posted on my numbers.
I'm considering Proviron, but I would need to do more research in terms of side effects.
It's interesting that you bring up DHT, because I think the reason I feel so terrible in the libido department is from the lack of free T to convert to DHT. I saw some information last night that DHEA and...
I wish, but I wouldn't know where to get it, besides those site with research chemicals. I don't trust them at all. I'm so disappointed that the FDA didn't approve it, they are always looking out for us (said with sarcasm, if it wasn't obvious).
So here are my labs after 3 weeks on 25 mg of Clomid daily and 0.25 mg of anastrazole 1 x per week.
Baseline labs:
Total T - 495
E2 - 20.6
LH - 4.6
SHBG - 65.2
Calc Free T - 6.48
After 3 wks of Clomid:
Total T - 886
E2 - 13.4
SHBG - 97.0
Calf Free T - 9.18
My SHBG shot up 49% on this dose...
I'm not sure. I am in the same boat. Total T 570 - 500 and SHBG around 64. Free T around 6-7. I just started taking Clomid 25 mg a day. I am 2 weeks in and I don't feel much difference yet. Maybe slight improvement in mood.
My understanding is that Clomid can raise E2 levels which will raise...
I have been doing some research on Mucana as a testosterone booster. I came across this study which showed some impressive results. I have seen a few other studies that showed similar improvements. Its not huge, but I feel like for some guys who are borderline it could be an effective supplement...
Hey guys! Thought I would introduce myself. I have found this forum to be a great resource and lots of links to interesting and helpful articles. I am a new clinician in the world of TRT and I am still taking in all the information I can. Just wanted to say hi, and I look forward to more...
You don't have to be sore to cause muscle hypertrophy. Its about the metabolic stress you put on that muscle. The muscle will adapt to whatever type of stress it sees. Studies show that the frequency of stress to the muscle probably has the biggest impact on hypertrophy, less so than the amount...
It has to do with the percentage of fast twitch muscle fibers in that particular muscle. For example leg muscles have a higher percentage of fast twitch, hence they a sore for multiple days. The abdominal muscles are mostly slow twitch and tend to be sore for only a few days. Obviously I am...
Not a big fan of peptide sciences either. I have tried them and had no effects with their GHRP 2 or 6. No hunger or any of the other side effects one would typically notice with legit peptides.
I have tried Blue Sky peptides, I wasn't impressed. Peptides should come in a vacuum sealed vial for one. Also they should dissolve readily in bacteriostatic water. The BlueSky peptides were not vacuum sealed nor did they dissolve easily. I got no effect from that at all and I have lost of...
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