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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
ED, No Libido, Seeing A Urologist Now
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<blockquote data-quote="JA Battle" data-source="post: 196963" data-attributes="member: 40068"><p>I inject everything I need, both testosterone and estradiol in the morning. It is two shots because I choose to inject the test enanthate and estradiol valerate together (and eventually dht enanthate if labs say I need it).</p><p></p><p>I inject the propionate separately in the opposite shoulder. I do this because the larger the injection the longer the half life and ideally I want the testosterone propionate half life to stay as short as possible for the timing to resemble a morning peak but then get back down to my trough by around bedtime.</p><p></p><p>and the t3 is with meals and right before bed. This is not an issue because I cook at home and have been working from home. I will have to carry t3 with me when I start working in the field again.</p><p></p><p>unless of course I end up not needing t3. I suspect that after I am totally dialed with estradiol and dht that my thyroid with behave normally. Dht can lower cortisol. Maybe I have high reverse t3 because of elevated cortisol. Dht increases t4 to t3 conversion. Estradiol increases growth hormone/igf levels which improve t4 to t3 conversion. </p><p></p><p>I feel that the more things you can control the less head scratching there will be when it’s time to reap the benefits. We shall see but so far so good.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JA Battle, post: 196963, member: 40068"] I inject everything I need, both testosterone and estradiol in the morning. It is two shots because I choose to inject the test enanthate and estradiol valerate together (and eventually dht enanthate if labs say I need it). I inject the propionate separately in the opposite shoulder. I do this because the larger the injection the longer the half life and ideally I want the testosterone propionate half life to stay as short as possible for the timing to resemble a morning peak but then get back down to my trough by around bedtime. and the t3 is with meals and right before bed. This is not an issue because I cook at home and have been working from home. I will have to carry t3 with me when I start working in the field again. unless of course I end up not needing t3. I suspect that after I am totally dialed with estradiol and dht that my thyroid with behave normally. Dht can lower cortisol. Maybe I have high reverse t3 because of elevated cortisol. Dht increases t4 to t3 conversion. Estradiol increases growth hormone/igf levels which improve t4 to t3 conversion. I feel that the more things you can control the less head scratching there will be when it’s time to reap the benefits. We shall see but so far so good. [/QUOTE]
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