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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
How Long to Wait After Changing a Variable?
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<blockquote data-quote="Kirk001" data-source="post: 111095" data-attributes="member: 18401"><p>I told you I'm impatient and I lack willpower! lol I've already waited months and spent a whole lot of money just to get to this point and I haven't even started on any kind of treatment yet. If I go back to the drawing board on the thyroid question now, that's more money for more tests and consultation fees and probably more months of waiting. I know my testosterone is in the basement and I have common low-T symptoms so I want to attack this problem straight away, then I'll circle back on the thyroid question.</p><p></p><p>We could go into protocol specifics but I wanted to just ask generally how you approach making changes. I'm taking my provider's recommendations into account of course, but then I've heard other doctors say something different, and an old pro on ExcelMale says something different, and an old pro on PeakT says something different, and some study I read says something different, and then the same thing can affect two people in opposite ways, so... I think ultimately I'm going to have to be my own health advocate as it were and take in all the information I can get but ultimately make my own choices and decisions. Which will probably include a lot of trial and error, or making protocol adjustments, or fine tuning or however you want to phrase it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kirk001, post: 111095, member: 18401"] I told you I'm impatient and I lack willpower! lol I've already waited months and spent a whole lot of money just to get to this point and I haven't even started on any kind of treatment yet. If I go back to the drawing board on the thyroid question now, that's more money for more tests and consultation fees and probably more months of waiting. I know my testosterone is in the basement and I have common low-T symptoms so I want to attack this problem straight away, then I'll circle back on the thyroid question. We could go into protocol specifics but I wanted to just ask generally how you approach making changes. I'm taking my provider's recommendations into account of course, but then I've heard other doctors say something different, and an old pro on ExcelMale says something different, and an old pro on PeakT says something different, and some study I read says something different, and then the same thing can affect two people in opposite ways, so... I think ultimately I'm going to have to be my own health advocate as it were and take in all the information I can get but ultimately make my own choices and decisions. Which will probably include a lot of trial and error, or making protocol adjustments, or fine tuning or however you want to phrase it. [/QUOTE]
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