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Low Dopamine and ADHD while on TRT
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 263594" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>I do however wonder if someone using very low dosages could get similar results by using a higher dosage whilst concurrently controlling downstream metabolites, such as E2, prolactin and DHT. Mainly E2 and prolactin, as I would imagine that DHT shouldn’t cause much of an issue in the libido/ ED department</p><p></p><p>Even when guys say that their E2 is in range when they don’t feel good on slightly higher dosages, I’m still a little skeptical, only because what we test is the excess amount of E2 in our bloodstream, and not the levels that are in our tissues and brain. Which is why the trial and error approach, while observing symptoms, and not just the excess level in our bloodstream at the time of testing, can sometimes be a more efficacious approach. The E2 level in our blood also tells us nothing about how sensitive or not sensitive that person’s E2 receptors are to the E2 in their system. For example, when nandrolone is in the mix, it not only can increase the conversion rate of testosterone into E2, but it also makes E2 receptors more sensitive, and the E2 currently in the system can feel more potent. I believe it increases estrogen receptor sensitivity due to its progestin properties</p><p></p><p>So I’m jc if that member that lowered his dose down to 50mg/ week, could do just as well with say 100mg of test per week, and something like 50mg/ week of primobolan, or 12.5mg/ day of Proviron. I know these compounds aren’t legal to prescribe in most places, but they’re just my personal preferred methods to control metabolites such as E2 and prolactin. I used AI’s for years, off and on, and I feel like it’s much easier to dial in the controlling of metabolites on these compounds, vs trying to dial them in with AI’s.</p><p></p><p>Im obv an n of 1, but I use pretty hefty dosages for my HRT, as everyone knows by now lol, and that includes low dose primo to control E2 and prolactin, and I’ve been doing this type of protocol for a couple years now, and me and my girl have been doing it twice a day lately. But on average once a day. I could easily do it twice a day everyday if it was just up to me. I’m not like super horny all day, but when im around her and I start thinking about it, libido kicks into high gear. And erections have always been really good on HRT. Sometimes better than other times, but currently they‘ve been solid and I can stay erect for as long as I want to. Not sure if I would be doing this well sexually if it weren’t for me controlling E2 and prolactin with low dose primo</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 263594, member: 15043"] I do however wonder if someone using very low dosages could get similar results by using a higher dosage whilst concurrently controlling downstream metabolites, such as E2, prolactin and DHT. Mainly E2 and prolactin, as I would imagine that DHT shouldn’t cause much of an issue in the libido/ ED department Even when guys say that their E2 is in range when they don’t feel good on slightly higher dosages, I’m still a little skeptical, only because what we test is the excess amount of E2 in our bloodstream, and not the levels that are in our tissues and brain. Which is why the trial and error approach, while observing symptoms, and not just the excess level in our bloodstream at the time of testing, can sometimes be a more efficacious approach. The E2 level in our blood also tells us nothing about how sensitive or not sensitive that person’s E2 receptors are to the E2 in their system. For example, when nandrolone is in the mix, it not only can increase the conversion rate of testosterone into E2, but it also makes E2 receptors more sensitive, and the E2 currently in the system can feel more potent. I believe it increases estrogen receptor sensitivity due to its progestin properties So I’m jc if that member that lowered his dose down to 50mg/ week, could do just as well with say 100mg of test per week, and something like 50mg/ week of primobolan, or 12.5mg/ day of Proviron. I know these compounds aren’t legal to prescribe in most places, but they’re just my personal preferred methods to control metabolites such as E2 and prolactin. I used AI’s for years, off and on, and I feel like it’s much easier to dial in the controlling of metabolites on these compounds, vs trying to dial them in with AI’s. Im obv an n of 1, but I use pretty hefty dosages for my HRT, as everyone knows by now lol, and that includes low dose primo to control E2 and prolactin, and I’ve been doing this type of protocol for a couple years now, and me and my girl have been doing it twice a day lately. But on average once a day. I could easily do it twice a day everyday if it was just up to me. I’m not like super horny all day, but when im around her and I start thinking about it, libido kicks into high gear. And erections have always been really good on HRT. Sometimes better than other times, but currently they‘ve been solid and I can stay erect for as long as I want to. Not sure if I would be doing this well sexually if it weren’t for me controlling E2 and prolactin with low dose primo [/QUOTE]
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