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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
First post. Can’t get E2 under control, starting to worry
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<blockquote data-quote="jmbb" data-source="post: 276899" data-attributes="member: 46555"><p>All I can say at this point is I am observing vastly different anecdotes on this type of dosing on nearly every forum I've ever read in the 10 years I've been on TRT, including this one. They <em>all </em>have threads about daily low dose injecting and if it was as successful as you're claiming it would be to give all the benefits and alleviate all risk, we would see more people sticking with it. If the goalpost is being moved to say it has to include all of the other things you mentioned in your protocol, then I agree probably nobody else has tried it. I would also argue that you would get a near zero compliance rate for even a dedicated population, let alone the average, and that the risks of 120+ are minimal and mostly fear-mongering based off extrapolation and assumption on what may or may not be possible. It's speculation at best, to be quite honest.</p><p></p><p>Cut the vitamin D and zinc doses in half or less then, you know the exact point I was trying to make. The body was never intended to get even 1000iu of vitamin D orally every day, it is a hormone that is not being dosed in an amount or delivery method that would be natural. Its supraphysiological dosing by the same standard. Minerals and vitamins at the doses in common supplements were would never be found in nature.</p><p></p><p>Your protocol is interesting. I was a patient of Dr Gordon for a long time. He was having me take a low dose testosterone blend of prop/cyp, first every 3 days but eventually on daily injections at physiological doses. He also had me taking clomid which he believed would keep hpta function at normal levels, and if my LH and FSH being zeroed out were any measures of that, it definitely did not, all it did was cause side effects. As well as a laundry list of other supplements and hormones. I can see how you thought I was referencing yours since there are a couple of similarities.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jmbb, post: 276899, member: 46555"] All I can say at this point is I am observing vastly different anecdotes on this type of dosing on nearly every forum I've ever read in the 10 years I've been on TRT, including this one. They [I]all [/I]have threads about daily low dose injecting and if it was as successful as you're claiming it would be to give all the benefits and alleviate all risk, we would see more people sticking with it. If the goalpost is being moved to say it has to include all of the other things you mentioned in your protocol, then I agree probably nobody else has tried it. I would also argue that you would get a near zero compliance rate for even a dedicated population, let alone the average, and that the risks of 120+ are minimal and mostly fear-mongering based off extrapolation and assumption on what may or may not be possible. It's speculation at best, to be quite honest. Cut the vitamin D and zinc doses in half or less then, you know the exact point I was trying to make. The body was never intended to get even 1000iu of vitamin D orally every day, it is a hormone that is not being dosed in an amount or delivery method that would be natural. Its supraphysiological dosing by the same standard. Minerals and vitamins at the doses in common supplements were would never be found in nature. Your protocol is interesting. I was a patient of Dr Gordon for a long time. He was having me take a low dose testosterone blend of prop/cyp, first every 3 days but eventually on daily injections at physiological doses. He also had me taking clomid which he believed would keep hpta function at normal levels, and if my LH and FSH being zeroed out were any measures of that, it definitely did not, all it did was cause side effects. As well as a laundry list of other supplements and hormones. I can see how you thought I was referencing yours since there are a couple of similarities. [/QUOTE]
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