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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Need to understand the relationship between SHBG, Albumin, Free Test and Total test better
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<blockquote data-quote="Sean Reed" data-source="post: 66026" data-attributes="member: 15349"><p>Here is some information about SHBG's impact upon the relationship of Total Test and Free Test.</p><p></p><p>The primary purpose of this post is to illustrate the fact that SHBG CAN be mitigated and free test relative to total test CAN be improved.</p><p></p><p>In this post I discuss the drug called Masteron. However, I DO NOT ADVOCATE THE TAKING OF ANY ILLEGAL DRUG! MY MAIN POINT IS THAT SHBG CAN BE MANIPULATED! The medical community needs to come up with something like Masteron that will safely and effectively reduce SHBG.</p><p></p><p></p><p>The post is purely for information, it is NOT medical advice. The takeaway is that SHBG can be suppressed and free test can be increased without elevating total test (IE injecting more test). </p><p></p><p>Dr's need to start looking for drugs that will suppress SHBG that are safe and legal.</p><p></p><p>A drug called Masteron has a powerful impact upon Steroid Hormone Binding Globule, SHBG. SHBG determines receptor affinity. In plain English, that means that adding Masteron to Testosterone makes the testosterone more effective. Adding 300 mgs of Masteron to 400 mgs of Testosterone means that the test will perform like 600 mgs of test, without the added water retention, estrogen and other undesirable side effects. Plus, you have a greater fat loss. How does this all work?</p><p></p><p>SHBG, which increases after the age of 27, inhibits testosterone. Testosterone circulates in the bloodstream, bound mostly to SHBG. Only 1-2% is “free” and thus biologically available. What Masteron does is it “uncouples” the bound testosterone from SHBG, making it free and therefore biologically active. Think of a parking lot. The spaces are your testosterone receptors. The lot is full of cars. Masteron is like a tow truck that comes in and tows cars away, freeing them up for more results from your testosterone. 400 mgs has the effect of 600 mgs.</p><p></p><p></p><p>Lets look at an example. Your doctor has you on testosterone replacement. You are 45 and have had low test since the age of 40. This condition is very very common. Low testosterone has all sorts of negative health repurcussions. Normal testosterone levels are between 300 and 1100 ng. You want to be at around 1100.. Your doctor wants you around 700-800. To do so he prescribes exogenous test at 180 mgs/week. That amount puts your total test at 760 ng, and your fee test around 10. Adding Masteron increases your free test to 19, Your total test is the same, but your free test, the test you actually use, is much more.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Sean Reed, post: 66026, member: 15349"] Here is some information about SHBG's impact upon the relationship of Total Test and Free Test. The primary purpose of this post is to illustrate the fact that SHBG CAN be mitigated and free test relative to total test CAN be improved. In this post I discuss the drug called Masteron. However, I DO NOT ADVOCATE THE TAKING OF ANY ILLEGAL DRUG! MY MAIN POINT IS THAT SHBG CAN BE MANIPULATED! The medical community needs to come up with something like Masteron that will safely and effectively reduce SHBG. The post is purely for information, it is NOT medical advice. The takeaway is that SHBG can be suppressed and free test can be increased without elevating total test (IE injecting more test). Dr's need to start looking for drugs that will suppress SHBG that are safe and legal. A drug called Masteron has a powerful impact upon Steroid Hormone Binding Globule, SHBG. SHBG determines receptor affinity. In plain English, that means that adding Masteron to Testosterone makes the testosterone more effective. Adding 300 mgs of Masteron to 400 mgs of Testosterone means that the test will perform like 600 mgs of test, without the added water retention, estrogen and other undesirable side effects. Plus, you have a greater fat loss. How does this all work? SHBG, which increases after the age of 27, inhibits testosterone. Testosterone circulates in the bloodstream, bound mostly to SHBG. Only 1-2% is “free” and thus biologically available. What Masteron does is it “uncouples” the bound testosterone from SHBG, making it free and therefore biologically active. Think of a parking lot. The spaces are your testosterone receptors. The lot is full of cars. Masteron is like a tow truck that comes in and tows cars away, freeing them up for more results from your testosterone. 400 mgs has the effect of 600 mgs. Lets look at an example. Your doctor has you on testosterone replacement. You are 45 and have had low test since the age of 40. This condition is very very common. Low testosterone has all sorts of negative health repurcussions. Normal testosterone levels are between 300 and 1100 ng. You want to be at around 1100.. Your doctor wants you around 700-800. To do so he prescribes exogenous test at 180 mgs/week. That amount puts your total test at 760 ng, and your fee test around 10. Adding Masteron increases your free test to 19, Your total test is the same, but your free test, the test you actually use, is much more. [/QUOTE]
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