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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
My daily Testosterone Propionate diary
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<blockquote data-quote="Cataceous" data-source="post: 197938" data-attributes="member: 38109"><p>I'm not sure about this. There are similar questions about what drives hematocrit. Do daily serum T peaks or troughs have correlations with these parameters that are independent of average serum levels? I assume there's already a pretty good correlation with average serum levels and therefore the doses. But it would be interesting to compare daily enanthate/cypionate to daily propionate when the doses are matched for testosterone content. If the longer ester fares worse then it could suggest that lower troughs help to keep the bad things in check. A related experiment I'd like to see is one comparing daily enanthate/cypionate to a propionate blend that causes the peak serum T levels to match. While enanthate/cypionate would provide stable levels, the propionate blend would have realistic trough levels, also causing lower average testosterone. I've speculated that because nature takes this approach it may be that the benefits of testosterone are more closely tied to its daily peak levels, while problems are caused by higher average or trough levels.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Cataceous, post: 197938, member: 38109"] I'm not sure about this. There are similar questions about what drives hematocrit. Do daily serum T peaks or troughs have correlations with these parameters that are independent of average serum levels? I assume there's already a pretty good correlation with average serum levels and therefore the doses. But it would be interesting to compare daily enanthate/cypionate to daily propionate when the doses are matched for testosterone content. If the longer ester fares worse then it could suggest that lower troughs help to keep the bad things in check. A related experiment I'd like to see is one comparing daily enanthate/cypionate to a propionate blend that causes the peak serum T levels to match. While enanthate/cypionate would provide stable levels, the propionate blend would have realistic trough levels, also causing lower average testosterone. I've speculated that because nature takes this approach it may be that the benefits of testosterone are more closely tied to its daily peak levels, while problems are caused by higher average or trough levels. [/QUOTE]
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