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Question about high SHBG and injection frequency.
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<blockquote data-quote="Kaliman911" data-source="post: 91990" data-attributes="member: 17201"><p>Thanks for the link. Great information. I agree that at some point it may be necessary. I will keep an eye on how I feel and the testicular athropy. In this article Dr Chrisler touches on how HCG may not be effective on everyone:</p><p>”Of note, the rest (about 80%) of the mass of the testicle consists of the Sertoli cells, whose task it is to produce sperm; in an immediate environment of high Testosterone concentration. This is also why HCG seems to have little benefit with respect to maintaining testicular size in some cases. THAT, and the fact every-body is different&#8230;why hormonal interventions must be individually customized.”</p><p></p><p>so an individually customized protocol is needed. I really want to minimize how many different things I want to be injecting. It seems my E2 is very well controlled without an AI. I like that. It may increase once I increase my dose, but I don't expect it to be much more. I still don't know how it will go with the need for HCG. We will see.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kaliman911, post: 91990, member: 17201"] Thanks for the link. Great information. I agree that at some point it may be necessary. I will keep an eye on how I feel and the testicular athropy. In this article Dr Chrisler touches on how HCG may not be effective on everyone: ”Of note, the rest (about 80%) of the mass of the testicle consists of the Sertoli cells, whose task it is to produce sperm; in an immediate environment of high Testosterone concentration. This is also why HCG seems to have little benefit with respect to maintaining testicular size in some cases. THAT, and the fact every-body is different…why hormonal interventions must be individually customized.” so an individually customized protocol is needed. I really want to minimize how many different things I want to be injecting. It seems my E2 is very well controlled without an AI. I like that. It may increase once I increase my dose, but I don't expect it to be much more. I still don't know how it will go with the need for HCG. We will see. [/QUOTE]
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