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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Considering starting TRT although levels are not "clinically low" Feedback would be appreciated
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<blockquote data-quote="lancelot" data-source="post: 206401" data-attributes="member: 42599"><p>I don't really have specific concerns based on any studies. However, I just don't think it's something I want to use continuously. While it seems to have less side effects than Clomid, like you mentioned, it hasn't really had any long term testing for this purpose. I'm not sure how the body likes being fooled into thinking your estrogen receptors in certain areas are blocked for extended periods of time. I don't feel using it for 4 to 6 weeks at a time followed by a month off or so in low doses should be too harmful, but who knows? I do like the idea of stimulating lh while on trt or mimicking it to some degree with hcg. I am definitely on the side of those who feel it is beneficial to having other downstream hormones produced by that. I also feel, although it hasn't been proven, that it may be better to have your own naturally produced testosterone than only endogenous. Does the body on the cellular level respond better to it's own testosterone than synthetically produced T? I believe it does which is why I always want to have some of my own being produced along with the exogenous versions. Also, I feel if for some reason I wanted to stop TRT, it's possible from doing the enclomiphene and hcg..and not allowing any significant testicular atrophy, it might be easier to restart myself...as long as I haven't been on for a few years.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="lancelot, post: 206401, member: 42599"] I don't really have specific concerns based on any studies. However, I just don't think it's something I want to use continuously. While it seems to have less side effects than Clomid, like you mentioned, it hasn't really had any long term testing for this purpose. I'm not sure how the body likes being fooled into thinking your estrogen receptors in certain areas are blocked for extended periods of time. I don't feel using it for 4 to 6 weeks at a time followed by a month off or so in low doses should be too harmful, but who knows? I do like the idea of stimulating lh while on trt or mimicking it to some degree with hcg. I am definitely on the side of those who feel it is beneficial to having other downstream hormones produced by that. I also feel, although it hasn't been proven, that it may be better to have your own naturally produced testosterone than only endogenous. Does the body on the cellular level respond better to it's own testosterone than synthetically produced T? I believe it does which is why I always want to have some of my own being produced along with the exogenous versions. Also, I feel if for some reason I wanted to stop TRT, it's possible from doing the enclomiphene and hcg..and not allowing any significant testicular atrophy, it might be easier to restart myself...as long as I haven't been on for a few years. [/QUOTE]
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