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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Recent Lab work after switching to EOD injections and trying to dial in E2
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<blockquote data-quote="Vince Carter" data-source="post: 31421" data-attributes="member: 2657"><p>The ratio concept always puts for that E2 being over lab range is the place to be. Your ratio of 28, is not good, contrary to your remark. 14-20 is the theory for ratio.</p><p></p><p>I would draw your attention to a very obvious thing that goes hand in hand with my comment, you're doing better, on a higher E2 scale. You should be able to add that up without a problem. It's known that HCG affects E2 in the testes differently than outside the testes. According to Dr Saya, it's via the aromataze enzyme but the environment in the testes makes an AI <em>less effective</em> on that E2 source (I'm paraphrasing for simplicity). </p><p></p><p>So obvious, to me, your body likes a higher Estrogen level. Remember, truly, there is no HIGH E2 level. There's no number that is HIGH. I pulled a 58 a couple weeks ago while messing with some HCG doses. My ratio though was 16 and really wasn't having any high E2 symptoms. Symptoms, negative symptoms, are key. </p><p></p><p>I say use your 250iu, maybe titrate UP and see how you feel. </p><p></p><p>On a related note your TT is atronomical on 32mg EOD, you couldn't possibly have had a blood draw ~48hrs and just prior to your next injection, there's no way on Earth you're shooting 32mg EOD and in the 1400's on a "trough".</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vince Carter, post: 31421, member: 2657"] The ratio concept always puts for that E2 being over lab range is the place to be. Your ratio of 28, is not good, contrary to your remark. 14-20 is the theory for ratio. I would draw your attention to a very obvious thing that goes hand in hand with my comment, you're doing better, on a higher E2 scale. You should be able to add that up without a problem. It's known that HCG affects E2 in the testes differently than outside the testes. According to Dr Saya, it's via the aromataze enzyme but the environment in the testes makes an AI [I]less effective[/I] on that E2 source (I'm paraphrasing for simplicity). So obvious, to me, your body likes a higher Estrogen level. Remember, truly, there is no HIGH E2 level. There's no number that is HIGH. I pulled a 58 a couple weeks ago while messing with some HCG doses. My ratio though was 16 and really wasn't having any high E2 symptoms. Symptoms, negative symptoms, are key. I say use your 250iu, maybe titrate UP and see how you feel. On a related note your TT is atronomical on 32mg EOD, you couldn't possibly have had a blood draw ~48hrs and just prior to your next injection, there's no way on Earth you're shooting 32mg EOD and in the 1400's on a "trough". [/QUOTE]
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