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I have it and do not donate blood.

I really wish the bloat issue could get figured out in regards to a long term solution. I've read that article as well and appears to be pointing to diuretics/ARB's/ACE Inhibitors, but not sure on the actual longterm ramifications of a diuretic, etc. Feel pretty good except for the constant...

Yes, it does (as Madman pointed out). I still don't think that once daily is going to be very optimal as you still would drop pretty dramatically by the next application the next day (24hrs). Then a big/fast increase again (to me) creates a rollercoaster effect again. I would imagine that it...

As Madman pointed out, most are using the cream twice a day so levels are kept pretty high throughout. After 12 hrs there is about a 25% decrease so with the next application near that time levels are not dropping significantly.

I agree.

Gotcha. Was wondering because last I read you were feeling good on it. Understandable.

Why the switch from 300 to 200?

Nope, just someone who saw you acting arrogantly, etc. and in the wrong and pointing it out. And, as expected, you act immaturely again. "You sound quite edgy" to use your own phrasing that applies to you and not the person you directed it at. And no, I could care less that you took numbers...

User Joe sounds vary rational/willing in his posts so this was completely uncalled for. Then you do it again in your next post. If you have to resort to that then you are simply just throwing stuff out there because you have nothing else to say or come back with and at that point just agree to...

I don't understand why some people say that the bloat is caused from aldosterone increasing and therefore increasing sodium retention when test appears to lower aldosterone from the study first posted and the others I have looked at so far.

Not sure where the original thread I posted in went but it was similar to this one in that there was debate on what causes the bloat. I used to cycle fairly heavily and always wondered why I looked better on the days I did not use test prop. Would do eod injects and the "off" day I looked...

I got it from fluctuating hormone levels mostly it seems like. More consistent shots=little to none.

"Among active component male service members who received TRT in 2017, only 44.5% met the 2018 AUA clinical practice guidelines for receiving TRT." Interesting but not surprised.

Interesting stuff. Maybe those who purport proviron/masteron are on to something. Would the dht negate estrogens good affects though in the way that ai's can?