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Subq increased aromatiztion
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<blockquote data-quote="microbeast" data-source="post: 271858" data-attributes="member: 45419"><p>One would think Subq injections would lead to lower rates of aromatiztion due to less blood supply in fat tissue. However this has absolutely not been the case for me. I was doing IM injections here for months even years. I did try subq injections before but I didn't make the correlation of increased aromatiztion until recently. In this last couple weeks my aromatiztion has gone through the roof. I even have lowered my dose but still have had increased aromatiztion. As soon as I started subq literally immediately I noticed an extreme increase in aromatiztion. I injected subq and in literally minutes began to get high estrogen symptoms i am more than familiar with. It always starts with minor anxiety that begins to get worse and worse if left untreated. I also get blood pressure spikes through the roof. We're talk 180/100+. At first I didn't make the connection. I have always had unpredictable rates of aromatiztion however there is typically a trend. The next subq injection the same thing happened. I immediately begun to search for anecdotal experiences with subq vs IM experiences and noticed many men saying the same thing. I know this doesn't make sense. I will say maybe it's possible that because aromatiztion occurs mostly in adipose tissue that this may be why it leads to increased aromatiztion. This is just a theory but it sounds possible. I have also read that men need less testosterone to reach the same levels with subq vs IM. Anyhow this is eye opening and very interesting. I would love to hear anyone else who has gone from IM to subq or vice-versa.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="microbeast, post: 271858, member: 45419"] One would think Subq injections would lead to lower rates of aromatiztion due to less blood supply in fat tissue. However this has absolutely not been the case for me. I was doing IM injections here for months even years. I did try subq injections before but I didn't make the correlation of increased aromatiztion until recently. In this last couple weeks my aromatiztion has gone through the roof. I even have lowered my dose but still have had increased aromatiztion. As soon as I started subq literally immediately I noticed an extreme increase in aromatiztion. I injected subq and in literally minutes began to get high estrogen symptoms i am more than familiar with. It always starts with minor anxiety that begins to get worse and worse if left untreated. I also get blood pressure spikes through the roof. We're talk 180/100+. At first I didn't make the connection. I have always had unpredictable rates of aromatiztion however there is typically a trend. The next subq injection the same thing happened. I immediately begun to search for anecdotal experiences with subq vs IM experiences and noticed many men saying the same thing. I know this doesn't make sense. I will say maybe it's possible that because aromatiztion occurs mostly in adipose tissue that this may be why it leads to increased aromatiztion. This is just a theory but it sounds possible. I have also read that men need less testosterone to reach the same levels with subq vs IM. Anyhow this is eye opening and very interesting. I would love to hear anyone else who has gone from IM to subq or vice-versa. [/QUOTE]
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