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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Low progesterone? Frustrated. Thinking of pulling the plug on TRT for good.
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<blockquote data-quote="Cataceous" data-source="post: 181262" data-attributes="member: 38109"><p>I wish I could just tell you <em>the</em> protocol that's going to make things work. But it's never that easy, is it? Instead all I can tell you is that what's really improved my quality of life is trying to mimic normal levels of hormones as much as possible, including neglected ones such as GnRH. It has resulted in a ridiculously complex protocol, but results are good enough to make it worthwhile. Part of the complexity is because I have to replace quite a few hormones; e.g. I have some indications from hCG use that my endogenous testosterone production will be inadequate regardless. Whereas you, at 25 years younger, have greater potential for normal natural production of most things.</p><p></p><p>So anyway, if I were 33 and feeling adventurous I would be interested in trying kisspeptin monotherapy. It might still be pretty tedious to test, requiring multiple small daily injections. But if the hormonal problems originated upstream of there then kisspeptin should make everything downstream act normally: GnRH, LH, FSH, T, E2. If the results were good then it would be worth exploring the use of an infusion pump. If kisspeptin didn't work out then I'd go on down to GnRH and do the same thing. I know, you're thinking this still all sounds too complicated. But you're way too young to spend the rest of your life feeling crappy.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cataceous, post: 181262, member: 38109"] I wish I could just tell you [I]the[/I] protocol that's going to make things work. But it's never that easy, is it? Instead all I can tell you is that what's really improved my quality of life is trying to mimic normal levels of hormones as much as possible, including neglected ones such as GnRH. It has resulted in a ridiculously complex protocol, but results are good enough to make it worthwhile. Part of the complexity is because I have to replace quite a few hormones; e.g. I have some indications from hCG use that my endogenous testosterone production will be inadequate regardless. Whereas you, at 25 years younger, have greater potential for normal natural production of most things. So anyway, if I were 33 and feeling adventurous I would be interested in trying kisspeptin monotherapy. It might still be pretty tedious to test, requiring multiple small daily injections. But if the hormonal problems originated upstream of there then kisspeptin should make everything downstream act normally: GnRH, LH, FSH, T, E2. If the results were good then it would be worth exploring the use of an infusion pump. If kisspeptin didn't work out then I'd go on down to GnRH and do the same thing. I know, you're thinking this still all sounds too complicated. But you're way too young to spend the rest of your life feeling crappy. [/QUOTE]
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