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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
EPO vs high HCT
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<blockquote data-quote="Charliebizz" data-source="post: 260467" data-attributes="member: 12858"><p>I’m not nearly as intelligent as you guys with studies and in The medical world as a whole. But just looking at it with basic logic it’s easy to see raising your blood counts past what’s normal (can) pose a risk. The fact [USER=42893]@RobRoy[/USER] acts as if it’s no risk is mind boggling. Take me for instance. When I had low t one of the first symptoms I had is I was borderline anemic. Never knew why until I got t levels checked. I went on a decent dose of testosterone and my cbc went right back into a healthy range. The more I push my t levels the higher they get. Now ive been getting labs since I was a teen because I had Lymes. When I was a kid and otherwise healthy and assume my t levels were great(based of the shape I was in and sex drive and erections) my rbcs were within the middle of the clinical range. While I do not have testosterone labs to prove it it’s safe to say they were good especially becamuse I know the exact time I started to develop low testosterone. My point is it’s not “optimal“ to have out of the range rbc. Is it “performance enhancing” sure. But optimal if beg to differ.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Charliebizz, post: 260467, member: 12858"] I’m not nearly as intelligent as you guys with studies and in The medical world as a whole. But just looking at it with basic logic it’s easy to see raising your blood counts past what’s normal (can) pose a risk. The fact [USER=42893]@RobRoy[/USER] acts as if it’s no risk is mind boggling. Take me for instance. When I had low t one of the first symptoms I had is I was borderline anemic. Never knew why until I got t levels checked. I went on a decent dose of testosterone and my cbc went right back into a healthy range. The more I push my t levels the higher they get. Now ive been getting labs since I was a teen because I had Lymes. When I was a kid and otherwise healthy and assume my t levels were great(based of the shape I was in and sex drive and erections) my rbcs were within the middle of the clinical range. While I do not have testosterone labs to prove it it’s safe to say they were good especially becamuse I know the exact time I started to develop low testosterone. My point is it’s not “optimal“ to have out of the range rbc. Is it “performance enhancing” sure. But optimal if beg to differ. [/QUOTE]
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