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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Deciding on what protocol to change to
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<blockquote data-quote="WrenchHead80" data-source="post: 121437" data-attributes="member: 17451"><p>Interesting, I responded to you in my thyroid thread and noticed you mentioned getting my cortisol tested. Looks like I should definitely look into it. Does DHEA lower cortisol levels??? I know I read DHEA can effect cortisol levels. Maybe I'm taking too much?</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>You feel 25mg each a day is okay? I originally wanted to go no higher then that but since I felt the positive results its hard not wanting to take more. I saw a couple members on here take 50mg each a day with no complaints, hence why I raised it. I could try this week not taking the afternoon dose of both and see how I feel in a week or so. If I feel the same I'll stay with the smaller dose. Maybe it will fix the sweating problems that have seem to gotten worse these last few weeks. I am very curious now if the sweating problems have to do with my cortisol levels as Ratbag mentioned. Iv'e never had it tested and I do have a thyroid problem so it would make sense to have them done.</p><p></p><p>I have always been known to sweat easily though doing little physical work for years. Never liked hot weather either for as long as I can remember. Way before even starting TRT. But lately I'm soaking shirts doing very little which isn't normal.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="WrenchHead80, post: 121437, member: 17451"] Interesting, I responded to you in my thyroid thread and noticed you mentioned getting my cortisol tested. Looks like I should definitely look into it. Does DHEA lower cortisol levels??? I know I read DHEA can effect cortisol levels. Maybe I'm taking too much? You feel 25mg each a day is okay? I originally wanted to go no higher then that but since I felt the positive results its hard not wanting to take more. I saw a couple members on here take 50mg each a day with no complaints, hence why I raised it. I could try this week not taking the afternoon dose of both and see how I feel in a week or so. If I feel the same I'll stay with the smaller dose. Maybe it will fix the sweating problems that have seem to gotten worse these last few weeks. I am very curious now if the sweating problems have to do with my cortisol levels as Ratbag mentioned. Iv'e never had it tested and I do have a thyroid problem so it would make sense to have them done. I have always been known to sweat easily though doing little physical work for years. Never liked hot weather either for as long as I can remember. Way before even starting TRT. But lately I'm soaking shirts doing very little which isn't normal. [/QUOTE]
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