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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
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<blockquote data-quote="Vettester Chris" data-source="post: 5368" data-attributes="member: 696"><p>Talking from a testosterone standpoint, and just my opinion, I think your free/bio available test is a bit low, as it's just shy of 1.7%. Keep in mind what I said that 2% to 3% is the "zone" to think about. As I stated above, this portion of the equation is regulated by your SHBG (strongly) and albumin (weakly). If you look at your SHBG score that will confirm this statement. The good news is you can get SHBG lowered. In a lot of cases a good Vitamin D regiment could get you down in the low 30's, high 20's, and you would have your Free Testosterone elevated as a result thereof. I personally believe a free test level between 13pg/ml to 20pg/ml is a good place to be, but again, that's just strictly <u>my opinion</u> and my experiences with this over the years. So by this statement, having a total serum of 625ng/dl and free test of 2.45% would = 15.3pg/ml ... Do you see how that works?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vettester Chris, post: 5368, member: 696"] Talking from a testosterone standpoint, and just my opinion, I think your free/bio available test is a bit low, as it's just shy of 1.7%. Keep in mind what I said that 2% to 3% is the "zone" to think about. As I stated above, this portion of the equation is regulated by your SHBG (strongly) and albumin (weakly). If you look at your SHBG score that will confirm this statement. The good news is you can get SHBG lowered. In a lot of cases a good Vitamin D regiment could get you down in the low 30's, high 20's, and you would have your Free Testosterone elevated as a result thereof. I personally believe a free test level between 13pg/ml to 20pg/ml is a good place to be, but again, that's just strictly [U]my opinion[/U] and my experiences with this over the years. So by this statement, having a total serum of 625ng/dl and free test of 2.45% would = 15.3pg/ml ... Do you see how that works? [/QUOTE]
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