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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Blood Test Discussion
PSA while using test and other anabolics
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<blockquote data-quote="Guided_by_Voices" data-source="post: 256833" data-attributes="member: 15235"><p>Slightly off-topic but something for you to look into is the protective affect of Vitamin D on prostate cancer. There was a study from several years that showed a strong protective affect for people with early stage PCa as I remember. I think the lead author was from the University of South Carolina. I remember one of the discussion points being that the explanation for why people with strong sub-saharan african genetics apparently have a higher risk of PCa (in the US, not in Africa) could largely be explained by reduced sun-exposure and hence reduced Vitamin D levels.</p><p></p><p>Also, back on topic, as someone on TRT you will likely want to stay up on any research coming out on whether Nandrolone reduces PCa risk. There is a school of thought that its metabolite DHN is less risky for the prostate than DHT, which would argue for a TRT program of part T, part N as some people here do. That sounds like shaky logic to me since high doses of T, and hence presumably high doses of DHT don't seem to increase risk, but I have not been following it closely. There is another poster here who, if I understand correctly, believes some cells reach a "saturation point" at which point higher blood levels don't matter, but it seems like a topic to keep an eye on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guided_by_Voices, post: 256833, member: 15235"] Slightly off-topic but something for you to look into is the protective affect of Vitamin D on prostate cancer. There was a study from several years that showed a strong protective affect for people with early stage PCa as I remember. I think the lead author was from the University of South Carolina. I remember one of the discussion points being that the explanation for why people with strong sub-saharan african genetics apparently have a higher risk of PCa (in the US, not in Africa) could largely be explained by reduced sun-exposure and hence reduced Vitamin D levels. Also, back on topic, as someone on TRT you will likely want to stay up on any research coming out on whether Nandrolone reduces PCa risk. There is a school of thought that its metabolite DHN is less risky for the prostate than DHT, which would argue for a TRT program of part T, part N as some people here do. That sounds like shaky logic to me since high doses of T, and hence presumably high doses of DHT don't seem to increase risk, but I have not been following it closely. There is another poster here who, if I understand correctly, believes some cells reach a "saturation point" at which point higher blood levels don't matter, but it seems like a topic to keep an eye on. [/QUOTE]
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