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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
low shbg means high free E2 ?
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<blockquote data-quote="Gman86" data-source="post: 214009" data-attributes="member: 15043"><p>That’s some interesting info. Don’t think u have to think that deeply into it tho. But doesn’t hurt. The more u know and understand about something the better obv. What’s ur SHBG level?</p><p></p><p>Think u can just keep things fairly simple tho and just generally try to keep SHBG in a healthy range. Just like with everything else, SHBG is all about balance. But like with quite a few other hormones, like E2 and test, for example, low is much worse than high, at least imo. They’re finding out that SHBG isn’t just a protein that binds up add hormones, it’s actually needed to help get hormones into cells. At least from my understanding. And low SHBG causes hormones to fluctuate much more than someone with a normal SHBG, and it seems to cause more issues for these guys than men with normal, or even higher end SHBG levels. I would say u want to try and keep ur SHBG around 20-50, from what I’ve seen anecdotally.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Gman86, post: 214009, member: 15043"] That’s some interesting info. Don’t think u have to think that deeply into it tho. But doesn’t hurt. The more u know and understand about something the better obv. What’s ur SHBG level? Think u can just keep things fairly simple tho and just generally try to keep SHBG in a healthy range. Just like with everything else, SHBG is all about balance. But like with quite a few other hormones, like E2 and test, for example, low is much worse than high, at least imo. They’re finding out that SHBG isn’t just a protein that binds up add hormones, it’s actually needed to help get hormones into cells. At least from my understanding. And low SHBG causes hormones to fluctuate much more than someone with a normal SHBG, and it seems to cause more issues for these guys than men with normal, or even higher end SHBG levels. I would say u want to try and keep ur SHBG around 20-50, from what I’ve seen anecdotally. [/QUOTE]
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