Anxiety from Kyzatrex?

Systemlord · Jun 28, 2025

My Endo just gave me the go-ahead to start Jatenzo at 396 mg twice a day. All smiles.

My Endo couldn’t prescribe 494 mg twice a daily even if he wanted due to the guidelines from the manufacturer.

madman · Jun 28, 2025

Systemlord said:
I restarted Jatenzo five days ago and the response has been remarkable. My muscles are getting really hard and I’m getting very strong.

I’m going to talk to my endo about doubling up my dose. I would peak just over 2000 and would have a 1052 ng/dL midpoint level.

I’ve been filling my prescriptions since February but haven’t started until now, so I have a lot of extra to experiment.

This increase in testosterone will allow me to increase my weights in the gym by at least 40%.

My hematocrit was 42.3% prior to starting, ferritin 26 so I don’t think I’ll be having problems with erythrocytosis this time.

Systemlord said:
474 mg twice daily Jatenzo got my midpoint T levels to 1052 ng/dL which would have my peak double. I was fu***** strong!

237 mg twice daily got me a midpoint Total T of 500. I’m natural now and have a Total T of 400-500 morning reading and Free T on the bottom and no symptoms of low testosterone.

Still talking out your ass I see, never f**king ending here!

No doctor with any sense in their head would throw you on testosterone if you were not experiencing any symptoms of low T even with subpar FT!

Of course one could make the case of absurdly low FT levels being detrimental to long term health especially when it comes to cardiovascular/bone and those in the know would state their concerns but even then they would not push it on anyone.

It was a given that you would be jumping back on the bandwagon here!

Joe f**king superman at his finest!

Years in on here with access to the latest and greatest yet still clueless!

You need to tread lightly on here this is not BUMnation and as I stated before last I heard they wanted to give you the boot!

Stop stinking up the threads on here!

Post in thread 'Is elevated E2 the culprit?'

Oct 28, 2024

Systemlord said:
I’m not a common man and I’m not going play favorites, fu** averages, I prefer to look at people as individuals. You’re not looking at the big picture @madman, what about the endocrine disruption going on in modern society?

Endocrine disruption can create resistance, a secondary influence of how hormones work in the body to AR gene CAG repeats. I imagine endocrine disruption can go the other way. Also, make one more sensitive to hormones.

My sister ran a daycare for over 20 years and she noticed something over the years, she couldn’t feed the same food to everyone, because the...

Thread 'My HPTA recovery log: I have reversed my type 2 diabetes (SHBG 31/glucose 80) and may have never had hypogonadism!!'

Sep 4, 2024

I’ve made the decision to come off TRT and restore my natural hormone production and reverse my diabetes. I’ve identified my problems on TRT and they are as follows, Testosterone suppresses hepcidin, which is a peptide hormone that regulates iron absorption. When hepcidin is suppressed more iron is available for the body to use.

When I was on injections, I felt my absolute best shortly before running into iron deficiency and the same holds true on Jatenzo.

This is precisely my problem, every time I eat something with iron in it, I feel the symptoms of excess iron. Ribeye steaks, cause...

Post in thread 'My Experience On Jatenzo (Oral TRT) Log'

Sep 9, 2024

My HPTA recovery log:

This is quite hilarious. I’m rolling around laughing on the floor. A total testosterone at 104 and an SHBG at 31. Talk about a pink elephant in the room.

The testosterone panel below was drawn by mistake and I ended up drawing labs at 3:25 pm!

I would love for some of the experience members on this forum to explain to me how I can have a total testosterone at 104 and have an SHBG of 31. By all accounts, total testosterone should be higher when SHBG is triple what it was when I was diagnosed with type 2 diabetes and yet total testosterone is largely...