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Testosterone Basics & Questions
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 164151" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>I see exactly what ur saying. To me, it just seems like there’s more than one way to do this whole HRT thing. Anything different than what we’re used to is going to be ridiculed, that’s just human nature.</p><p></p><p>You have Dr. Rand McClain not liking creams, preferring injections, and wanting to keep men’s E2 in a tight range of around 20-30. You have Keith Nichols who likes to primarily use creams, and keep free T levels in the 30-50 range, which consequently requires total T in the 1500-2000 range for most guys, and doesn’t use ai’s. You have Dr. Mark Gordon that starts men on 60-80mg, and keeps his doses pretty low, from what I’ve heard. Then you have Dr. Lichten that has a lot of his patients on either injections or pellets. He doesn’t use ai’s. The way he avoids using ai’s, is by adding in very low doses of deca and Winstrol. Winstrol lowers SHBG, and Deca binds to SHBG, which free’s up more testosterone. He says that when u have enough free T, it saturates the receptors that’s E2 wants to bind to, and renders a lot of it useless. So as long as your free T to E2 ratio is high enough, you don’t need to block E2 with an ai, or something along those lines.</p><p></p><p>Bottom line, all these different methods work. There’s plenty of success stories with all of these different methods. Obviously this is just a personal opinion, but I just think we should be less judgmental to protocols that we’re not used to, and numbers that we’re not used to, and try to just figure out what works best for us as individuals. But I agree, all these different ways of going about it definitely complicates things and can be very distracting and overwhelming.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 164151, member: 15043"] I see exactly what ur saying. To me, it just seems like there’s more than one way to do this whole HRT thing. Anything different than what we’re used to is going to be ridiculed, that’s just human nature. You have Dr. Rand McClain not liking creams, preferring injections, and wanting to keep men’s E2 in a tight range of around 20-30. You have Keith Nichols who likes to primarily use creams, and keep free T levels in the 30-50 range, which consequently requires total T in the 1500-2000 range for most guys, and doesn’t use ai’s. You have Dr. Mark Gordon that starts men on 60-80mg, and keeps his doses pretty low, from what I’ve heard. Then you have Dr. Lichten that has a lot of his patients on either injections or pellets. He doesn’t use ai’s. The way he avoids using ai’s, is by adding in very low doses of deca and Winstrol. Winstrol lowers SHBG, and Deca binds to SHBG, which free’s up more testosterone. He says that when u have enough free T, it saturates the receptors that’s E2 wants to bind to, and renders a lot of it useless. So as long as your free T to E2 ratio is high enough, you don’t need to block E2 with an ai, or something along those lines. Bottom line, all these different methods work. There’s plenty of success stories with all of these different methods. Obviously this is just a personal opinion, but I just think we should be less judgmental to protocols that we’re not used to, and numbers that we’re not used to, and try to just figure out what works best for us as individuals. But I agree, all these different ways of going about it definitely complicates things and can be very distracting and overwhelming. [/QUOTE]
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