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Low T and elevated fasting blood sugar
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<blockquote data-quote="Re-Ride" data-source="post: 35161" data-attributes="member: 8395"><p>I wish I was qualified to share something of value regarding your metabolic and ED concerns. Finances and insurance have to be considered when choosing one therapy over another. They also affect our diet and choice of supplements. </p><p></p><p>How easy is it for you to get to early am blood draws? </p><p></p><p>How many hours will have past since your last hCG shot if you test as planned and how many IU in the preceeding 7 days?</p><p></p><p>Is it possible for you to do test, at least one time, 24, 48 an 72 hours?</p><p></p><p>If you test as planned and come back low T as I expect are you and your doc willing to try one of the higher dosing protocols listed on the insert or an alternate higher frequency dosing at your current level of 500 IU ? </p><p></p><p>What brand of hCG are you taking? Sub Q or IM? Time of day for injection? Are you constant?</p><p></p><p>You mentioned being on Paxil. Are you still taking this? Any plan to address ED should include a plan to terminate all anti-depressants and anti-anxiety agents if possible. There are some pretty strong testimonials in Gene's NO thread. You might find herbs and supplements to be equally or more effective for boosting mood and cognition. hCG is known to help here too. You haven't failed on hCG or supplements until you've reached an effective dose. With aminos that requires more than popping a few pills at breakfast. </p><p></p><p>Our age and health issues are significantly divergent that the relevancy of my protocol to you is questionable. At best I can ease your mind over concerns on increasing hCG dosing to effective monotherapy levels. This is a fairly benign substance which is naturally occurring in men. It clears from your body quite fast. Like TRT it requires adherence and being consistent. Introducing multiple variables or altering doses in any two week period will prevent you from dialing in the correct protocol. </p><p></p><p>If you and doc decide to increase hCG before jumping on te TRT bandwagon you should have anastrozole on hand. 1/4 to 1/2 twice a week are typical IF you approach 30 on the E2 sensitive test. Whatever you do don't go crashing your E2 with too much AI which is all too common a problem.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Re-Ride, post: 35161, member: 8395"] I wish I was qualified to share something of value regarding your metabolic and ED concerns. Finances and insurance have to be considered when choosing one therapy over another. They also affect our diet and choice of supplements. How easy is it for you to get to early am blood draws? How many hours will have past since your last hCG shot if you test as planned and how many IU in the preceeding 7 days? Is it possible for you to do test, at least one time, 24, 48 an 72 hours? If you test as planned and come back low T as I expect are you and your doc willing to try one of the higher dosing protocols listed on the insert or an alternate higher frequency dosing at your current level of 500 IU ? What brand of hCG are you taking? Sub Q or IM? Time of day for injection? Are you constant? You mentioned being on Paxil. Are you still taking this? Any plan to address ED should include a plan to terminate all anti-depressants and anti-anxiety agents if possible. There are some pretty strong testimonials in Gene's NO thread. You might find herbs and supplements to be equally or more effective for boosting mood and cognition. hCG is known to help here too. You haven't failed on hCG or supplements until you've reached an effective dose. With aminos that requires more than popping a few pills at breakfast. Our age and health issues are significantly divergent that the relevancy of my protocol to you is questionable. At best I can ease your mind over concerns on increasing hCG dosing to effective monotherapy levels. This is a fairly benign substance which is naturally occurring in men. It clears from your body quite fast. Like TRT it requires adherence and being consistent. Introducing multiple variables or altering doses in any two week period will prevent you from dialing in the correct protocol. If you and doc decide to increase hCG before jumping on te TRT bandwagon you should have anastrozole on hand. 1/4 to 1/2 twice a week are typical IF you approach 30 on the E2 sensitive test. Whatever you do don't go crashing your E2 with too much AI which is all too common a problem. [/QUOTE]
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