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Thyroid, Pregnenolone, Progesterone, DHEA, etc
Thyroid, DHEA, Pregnenolone, Progesterone, etc
Progesterone Dose for Men
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<blockquote data-quote="JA Battle" data-source="post: 199639" data-attributes="member: 40068"><p>i believe it is largely an inverse relationship. However, it may also follow a u shaped curve or be dependent on other parameters as well. I’d need to examine this further as I cannot remember/ did not get deep enough into reading about this matter.</p><p></p><p>I believe hormones can affect people differently based on their other hormones. Hormones even compete with each other. So saying dhea lowers cortisol for everybody, regardless of where they sit on the range, is wrong. Correcting low to mid range dhea may actually raise cortisol for certain individuals. The intertwining of feedback mechanisms in this realm of hormones is astounding</p><p></p><p>I’m trying to raise e2 from around 15 to 35 and then will reevaluate. I’m injecting .042 mg of estradiol valerate (uncommon esterIn serum, my estradiol is anywhere from 1/3 to 1/2 of what it should be based on my testosterone level fluctuating in between 700-1000ng/dL.</p><p></p><p>I am also working to raise dht from 48 ng/dL to 80ish for starters and then will evaluate. I’m injecting .4mg of dht valerate.</p><p></p><p>I’m going in for bloodwork soon to see where these levels sit and will adjust dose til I get there.</p><p></p><p>symptoms I’m currently facing are fluctuating professional drive, energy and athletic output, and sometimes mood slightly. Sexually I’d say I’m on the lower end of functioning. I want a higher sexual drive/confidence. Also erectile quality fluctuates.</p><p></p><p>I’d say the sexual symptoms are the primary ones. If I locked down a steady partner I’m sure it is an issue that would disappear, however, I’m subconsciously worried about performing with new partners. I also don’t want distraction from my duties as a dad of 4 and also my professional duties. I need to profit 8k per month to stay afloat so I have just removed the idea of women from my life. Which is not ok.</p><p></p><p>the other symptoms I mentioned really started to come about after quitting nicotine use 2 months ago. My hdl and triglycerides improved from quitting but now all of these symptoms have come about. I’m assuming it’s from it increasing my rt3 to 20. I’m not certain it increases it because I don’t have pre-quitting rt3 test. Nonetheless last I check it’s at 20. I tried t3 but decided to hold off until I have these other hormones dialed. Maybe that was a mistake. After typing this I’m actually deciding to order some more t3.</p><p></p><p>Another interesting thing I read, estradiol increases thyroid hormones but it also increases thyroid binding globulin.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JA Battle, post: 199639, member: 40068"] i believe it is largely an inverse relationship. However, it may also follow a u shaped curve or be dependent on other parameters as well. I’d need to examine this further as I cannot remember/ did not get deep enough into reading about this matter. I believe hormones can affect people differently based on their other hormones. Hormones even compete with each other. So saying dhea lowers cortisol for everybody, regardless of where they sit on the range, is wrong. Correcting low to mid range dhea may actually raise cortisol for certain individuals. The intertwining of feedback mechanisms in this realm of hormones is astounding I’m trying to raise e2 from around 15 to 35 and then will reevaluate. I’m injecting .042 mg of estradiol valerate (uncommon esterIn serum, my estradiol is anywhere from 1/3 to 1/2 of what it should be based on my testosterone level fluctuating in between 700-1000ng/dL. I am also working to raise dht from 48 ng/dL to 80ish for starters and then will evaluate. I’m injecting .4mg of dht valerate. I’m going in for bloodwork soon to see where these levels sit and will adjust dose til I get there. symptoms I’m currently facing are fluctuating professional drive, energy and athletic output, and sometimes mood slightly. Sexually I’d say I’m on the lower end of functioning. I want a higher sexual drive/confidence. Also erectile quality fluctuates. I’d say the sexual symptoms are the primary ones. If I locked down a steady partner I’m sure it is an issue that would disappear, however, I’m subconsciously worried about performing with new partners. I also don’t want distraction from my duties as a dad of 4 and also my professional duties. I need to profit 8k per month to stay afloat so I have just removed the idea of women from my life. Which is not ok. the other symptoms I mentioned really started to come about after quitting nicotine use 2 months ago. My hdl and triglycerides improved from quitting but now all of these symptoms have come about. I’m assuming it’s from it increasing my rt3 to 20. I’m not certain it increases it because I don’t have pre-quitting rt3 test. Nonetheless last I check it’s at 20. I tried t3 but decided to hold off until I have these other hormones dialed. Maybe that was a mistake. After typing this I’m actually deciding to order some more t3. Another interesting thing I read, estradiol increases thyroid hormones but it also increases thyroid binding globulin. [/QUOTE]
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Thyroid, Pregnenolone, Progesterone, DHEA, etc
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Progesterone Dose for Men
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