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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
Long-Term HCG Monotherapy Results
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<blockquote data-quote="obesechess" data-source="post: 269986" data-attributes="member: 46209"><p>Eyyy, there’s a familiar name! And yeah, I mean, I certainly don’t feel as good as I did at 550 but I also don’t feel as bad as I did at, uh, 97. It’s very fuzzy, like I can’t articulate the specifics I just feel like I’m not feeling as good as I could be. But that could be unrelated to my testosterone!</p><p></p><p>a few reasons re TRT, but the biggest one is that my doctor - who is a very qualified doctor at a local research hospital who specializes in treating hypogonadism in men under 50, I found him via T-Nation and have been working with him for many years - is not sold on the efficacy of TRT+HCG for preserving fertility and I’m not sold on whether or not I’m going to want kids.</p><p></p><p>Your above comment about declining levels over time is what interested me in the tamoxifen - I assume that the declining levels are due to desensitization of the leydig cells, or whatever mechanism by which that happens is at least related, so if I can fix that in a comparatively cheap and easy way I’d want to experiment with that first.</p><p></p><p>Cheers!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="obesechess, post: 269986, member: 46209"] Eyyy, there’s a familiar name! And yeah, I mean, I certainly don’t feel as good as I did at 550 but I also don’t feel as bad as I did at, uh, 97. It’s very fuzzy, like I can’t articulate the specifics I just feel like I’m not feeling as good as I could be. But that could be unrelated to my testosterone! a few reasons re TRT, but the biggest one is that my doctor - who is a very qualified doctor at a local research hospital who specializes in treating hypogonadism in men under 50, I found him via T-Nation and have been working with him for many years - is not sold on the efficacy of TRT+HCG for preserving fertility and I’m not sold on whether or not I’m going to want kids. Your above comment about declining levels over time is what interested me in the tamoxifen - I assume that the declining levels are due to desensitization of the leydig cells, or whatever mechanism by which that happens is at least related, so if I can fix that in a comparatively cheap and easy way I’d want to experiment with that first. Cheers! [/QUOTE]
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