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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Estradiol bloodwork results and how to interpret ranges sensitive vs. "regular"
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<blockquote data-quote="ERO" data-source="post: 30637" data-attributes="member: 1210"><p>The ratio holds for any level. I used to know a guy that used AAS and he once had a sensitive E2 of 172 and felt awesome, huge libido, no water retention, was killing it in the gym, etc. for the simple reason that his T was so high that an E2 of this level was likely in the sweet spot of between 14 and 20.</p><p></p><p>Now we all know that such a hugely elevated T level is not healthy long-term for a great many reasons, and I am not recommending that, but it illustrates that what is important in how you feel is the ratio of T to E, not any fixed number.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ERO, post: 30637, member: 1210"] The ratio holds for any level. I used to know a guy that used AAS and he once had a sensitive E2 of 172 and felt awesome, huge libido, no water retention, was killing it in the gym, etc. for the simple reason that his T was so high that an E2 of this level was likely in the sweet spot of between 14 and 20. Now we all know that such a hugely elevated T level is not healthy long-term for a great many reasons, and I am not recommending that, but it illustrates that what is important in how you feel is the ratio of T to E, not any fixed number. [/QUOTE]
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