I'm beating around the bush? What's your deal? You love to pick fights with people for no reason. Seems like it happens on every thread. It doesn't make sense to jump all over people new to this asking for advice. You just look like a jerk and make people less likely to heed your advice. Vince, Funk & Dixie on the other hand, thanks.
UGL tested by Janoshik.
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No blood donations so far I need to consider it as my ferritin came back high. Didn't test that pre.
No one picking a fight LOL!
Trust me you would know it!
Read over my replies post # 6 and 11 and 12 from Mon/Tues evening, kicking facts real s**t here as you were given sensible advice!
Post #11 I asked you some simple questions.
Next day you pull a bum move replying to everyone else yet you had all day to answer some simple questions I asked you the day before.
Do not play that picking a fight bulls**t card spewed by some of those sheep that lurk on here.
Tread lightly on who you take advice from too!
Most likely too late as it is clear as day some of those half wits lurking on here have already ran their mouths in the PMs LOL!
If you want to run with the herd go nuts!
You clearly had no clue what you were doing jumping in head first on a whopping daily dose of T.
This is a big problem with anyone new to this and sad fact of the matter is there are guys that have been on the forums for years including this one that have no clue what the f**k they are doing let alone are still dishing out piss poor advice!
Those so called vets or halfwits talking nonsense are the ones that get aired out on here!
You know those guys hanging out on all those kiddie forums the so called men's health/HRT forums loaded with all those blast n cruizzzers!
The ones pushing that more T is better mentality bulls**t!
Should have done your homework because now you need to bite the bullet here as your trough FT level has been sky-high off the hop!
Remember what I said here its much harder coming down than going up!
May very well be a bumpy ride for a while!
Next time round when you start a thread paint the full picture here.
If you are self-treating let alone f**king with UGL make it clear in your opening post!
Hope you understand that when using exogenous T hematocrit will hematocrit will increase within the first month of starting TTh and continue to rise within 3-6 month mark and the first 6 months is critical as the biggest increase will be seen during that time.
You are only 8 weeks in so where your RBCs, hemoglobin and hematocrit sit as of now is not where they will end up!
Bottom line here if you plan on staying with TP then you need to cut your dose in half and start the whole process over again!
If you choose to hop on TC/TE than you will need to give it 4-6 weeks just to reach steady-state and even then the body will go through an adjustment period during the first 6 weeks as T levels will be rising and top it all off with the fact that once blood levels have stabilized it will still take a few more months for the body to adapt to it's new set-point.
After blood levels have stabilize the next few months is what truly matters as this is the critical time period. when one needs to gauge how they truly feel overall regarding relief/improvement of low-T symptoms and overall well being.
The first 6 weeks means nothing when looking at the bigger picture!
This is where many fail!
