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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
interesting write up on micro dosing Test and HCG from England
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<blockquote data-quote="Cataceous" data-source="post: 187709" data-attributes="member: 38109"><p>Your original point is correct. For the same average dose of testosterone, i.e. milligrams T per week, <em>average</em> estradiol for daily dosing should be about the same as with less frequent dosing, e.g. E3.5D. The difference is in the variation; daily injections of esters like enanthate and cypionate produce relatively constant hormone values, while less frequent dosing intervals give pronounced peaks and troughs.</p><p></p><p>Where people get tripped up is in only measuring trough hormone values. If you do this then switching to more frequent injections appears to raise the hormone levels, though in reality the increase in trough levels is offset by a decrease in peak levels. Here's an example: a guy on weekly injections of 140 mg T cypionate measures trough testosterone at 800 ng/dL. He switches to injecting 20 mg T cypionate daily and finds his total testosterone is now 1,500 ng/dL. He sees that his estradiol has also nearly doubled. The missing part of the story is that his peak testosterone on weekly injections was around 2,200 ng/dL, while on daily injections there is little variation, so the peak is much lower, also around 1,500 ng/dL.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cataceous, post: 187709, member: 38109"] Your original point is correct. For the same average dose of testosterone, i.e. milligrams T per week, [I]average[/I] estradiol for daily dosing should be about the same as with less frequent dosing, e.g. E3.5D. The difference is in the variation; daily injections of esters like enanthate and cypionate produce relatively constant hormone values, while less frequent dosing intervals give pronounced peaks and troughs. Where people get tripped up is in only measuring trough hormone values. If you do this then switching to more frequent injections appears to raise the hormone levels, though in reality the increase in trough levels is offset by a decrease in peak levels. Here's an example: a guy on weekly injections of 140 mg T cypionate measures trough testosterone at 800 ng/dL. He switches to injecting 20 mg T cypionate daily and finds his total testosterone is now 1,500 ng/dL. He sees that his estradiol has also nearly doubled. The missing part of the story is that his peak testosterone on weekly injections was around 2,200 ng/dL, while on daily injections there is little variation, so the peak is much lower, also around 1,500 ng/dL. [/QUOTE]
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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
interesting write up on micro dosing Test and HCG from England
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